Seawater Anolith Generators

New opportunities and applications

The use of seawater as a feed brine for Envirolyte’s activated solution generators (disinfection and washing) has always been a challenge and temptation for our scientists and engineers. The reasons for this are obvious: to eliminate the need for any mains water source and to make Envirolyte technology even simpler and more cost-effective. In addition, this technology broadens horizons for use in previously unreachable areas, such as off-shore/on-board and/or aquaculture applications, where there is a need for disinfection, sterilization and water purification.
The idea of seawater being used as the main and only feed for Envrolyte units is based on the chemical specifications of seawater, which is predominantly a solution of sodium chloride accompanied by some other salts. The concentration of sodium chloride is sufficient to generate the volume of active chlorine necessary to confer disinfectant properties to the final product – Anolyte generated exclusively with seawater.
Seawater Anolith Generators are designed to generate neutral anolyte and catolite in ANK, if required, out of seawater with salinity ranging from 5-7 PSU (brackish water) to 33-35 PSU (seawater), with active chlorine concentration in the range of 500 pm-1000 ppm.
Anolith Generator ELA-850SW

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