Model SX Series On Site Mix Oxidant Sodium Hypochlorite Generator

The Model SX Series On-Site Mix Oxidant Sodium Hypochlorite Generator represents an advanced solution in the field of water treatment, disinfection, and sanitation. It is designed to produce sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl), a highly effective disinfectant, directly on-site from common salt (sodium chloride) and water using an electrochemical process. This system offers several advantages over traditional chemical-based chlorine supply methods and is widely used in municipal water treatment, industrial facilities, and other applications requiring reliable disinfection.

Key Features of the Model SX Series

  1. On-Demand Sodium Hypochlorite Generation
    The system generates a low-concentration sodium hypochlorite solution (typically 0.8% to 0.9%) on-site, eliminating the need for hazardous chemical transportation and storage of high-strength chlorine.

  2. Efficient and Cost-Effective Operation

    • Uses readily available salt, water, and electricity.
    • Reduces chemical costs and enhances safety by minimizing dependence on commercial chlorine supplies.

  3. Enhanced Safety

    • Reduces handling risks associated with liquid chlorine or gaseous chlorine.
    • Produces a less hazardous, lower-concentration hypochlorite solution.

  4. Environmentally Friendly

    • Reduces carbon footprint by eliminating transportation of bulk chlorine.
    • Minimizes chlorine-related hazards and improves sustainability in water treatment practices.

  5. Robust and Reliable Design

    • High-grade, corrosion-resistant materials ensure durability.
    • Advanced control systems allow for automatic or semi-automatic operation with minimal human intervention.

  6. Applications and Capacities

    • Available in various capacities, making it suitable for small- to large-scale operations.
    • Common applications include municipal drinking water disinfection, wastewater treatment, industrial process water, and cooling tower treatment.

Working Principle

The Model SX Series generator uses electrolysis to convert a brine solution (salt dissolved in water) into sodium hypochlorite. The process involves:

  1. Brine Preparation: Salt and water are mixed to create a precise saline solution.
  2. Electrolysis Process: The brine passes through an electrolytic cell where direct current electricity splits the salt molecules, generating sodium hypochlorite.
  3. Hydrogen Venting: Hydrogen gas, a byproduct of the reaction, is safely vented out.
  4. Storage and Use: The generated sodium hypochlorite solution is collected in a storage tank and can be directly injected into the water system for disinfection.

Benefits of On-Site Sodium Hypochlorite Generation

  • Consistent Product Quality: Produces fresh sodium hypochlorite without degradation over time.
  • Cost Savings: Reduces expenses associated with chlorine transportation, storage, and safety compliance.
  • Reduced Regulatory Burden: Low-concentration hypochlorite is less regulated compared to high-concentration chemical alternatives.

Conclusion

The Model SX Series On-Site Mix Oxidant Sodium Hypochlorite Generator offers a safe, economical, and sustainable approach to water disinfection. By leveraging the efficiency of on-site production, it minimizes operational risks, lowers costs, and enhances the overall safety of water treatment systems, making it an essential component in modern water and wastewater management strategies.



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