Product Introduction
A Sodium Hypochlorite Generator is an advanced piece of equipment designed to produce sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) on-site, offering businesses an efficient and eco-friendly alternative to purchasing commercially available chlorine products. These generators work by electrolyzing a saline solution, creating sodium hypochlorite, which is widely used in a variety of industries, including water treatment, sanitation, and chemical processing.
By generating sodium hypochlorite on demand, these systems reduce storage and transportation costs, while providing a reliable and on-site solution for disinfection and bleaching. Whether you're in the chemical processing, water treatment, or food safety industry, a sodium hypochlorite generator can offer significant benefits in terms of safety, cost-effectiveness, and environmental impact.
Technical Specifications
Below is a detailed overview of the technical specifications for the Sodium Hypochlorite Generator:
Specification | Description |
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Production Capacity | Ranges from 10 kg/day to 500 kg/day |
Input Voltage | 220V-380V AC |
Power Consumption | 1.5-5 kW depending on model |
Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C |
Salt Consumption | 10-50 kg per day (based on output capacity) |
Chlorine Concentration | 0.5% to 5% NaOCl (adjustable) |
Material Construction | Stainless Steel or High-Grade Plastic |
Control System | PLC control, real-time monitoring, and alarms |
Dimensions | Varies by model (from compact to industrial sizes) |
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Key Features
Applications
Sodium hypochlorite generators have versatile applications across various industries:
Manufacturing Process
The sodium hypochlorite generation process involves the following steps:
Electrolysis: Salt (sodium chloride, NaCl) is dissolved in water to create a saline solution. The solution then undergoes electrolysis, a process that splits the sodium chloride molecules to produce sodium hypochlorite and hydrogen.
Separation: The chlorine produced in the process is mixed with water to form sodium hypochlorite, which is then separated from the hydrogen gas to prevent any contamination.
Storage & Distribution: The generated sodium hypochlorite is stored in a clean container, ready to be dispensed for its intended use. The process ensures high purity and concentration.
Quality Assurance
Quality is paramount in the production of sodium hypochlorite generators. Our units undergo stringent testing and quality checks throughout the manufacturing process to ensure reliability, efficiency, and safety. Key quality measures include:
Packaging and Logistics
To ensure safe and timely delivery of your sodium hypochlorite generator, we utilize robust packaging methods, including:
Customer Support
Our commitment to customer satisfaction goes beyond just the sale. We offer:
Why Choose Us?
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Achieved ISO9001:2015 certification, ensuring high-quality production standards.
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Expanded global presence, establishing partnerships in the United States, Germany, and South Korea.
Obtained AS9100D certification for aerospace industry compliance and advanced product quality.
Introduced customized solutions for the aerospace, medical, and energy industries, enhancing global reach.
Celebrated 14 years of excellence with over 2,000 tons of annual titanium production capacity.
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OEM Services
We offer OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) services, providing:
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. How does a sodium hypochlorite generator work? A sodium hypochlorite generator uses electrolysis to convert salt and water into sodium hypochlorite. The system electrolyzes the salt solution, producing chlorine, which reacts with water to form sodium hypochlorite.
2. What industries use sodium hypochlorite generators? These generators are widely used in industries like water treatment, healthcare, food and beverage, agriculture, and chemical processing.
3. Is the sodium hypochlorite produced safe? Yes, the sodium hypochlorite produced is safe for use in various applications, including disinfection and sanitation, provided it is handled and stored according to safety guidelines.
4. How much space does the generator require? The space required depends on the model and capacity. Compact models are ideal for smaller facilities, while larger systems may require more space for installation and operation.
5. How often should the generator be maintained? Routine maintenance is recommended every 6 months to ensure the generator operates efficiently. Our maintenance packages can help keep your system in top condition.
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