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What
is the principle behind it? |
At
the core of the process are the patented diaphragmatic cells
that have been designed using innovative and unique technology
to effectively deliver electrochemically activated solutions
(Anolyte and Catholyte) using a 1-4% water solution of NaCl
as initial raw material |
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The family of cells
Unlike other electrolytic cells, a diaphragm separates the
Anolyte and Catholyte solutions that are generated respectively
at the anode and cathode chambers of the cell, thus preventing
the two streams mixing and inter-reacting to form a simple
sodium hypochlorite solution, as is the case with other electrolytic
cells that are commercially available at this time.
The cells are manufactured with variable Anolyte output capacity
ranging from 40L to 4000L per hour of Anolyte out one cell.
A combination of cells allows us to manufacture the units
with output capacity up to 6000LPH. |
In addition to the principal electro-chemical reaction that
takes place at the electrodes, the high intensity of the electrical
field at the electrode surface imparts a degree of electro-meta-stability
to the water and its dissolved salts, increasing its ORP in
the order of -800mv and + 1200mv respectively in the two streams.
This meta-stable condition has been found to remain for periods
up to 72 hours after treatment and even more, retaining an
inherently higher chemical reactivity and activity for this
period of time and even longer (when activated solutions are
properly stored they remain sporicidal and biocide for up
to 6 months and still biocide for up to 12 months). The increased
ORP enhances the solubility, dispersive and reactive properties
of the water and its dissolved salts by a marked degree and
is a significant indicator of biocide potential.
Properties of these solutions depend on electric characteristics
of power supply and chemical composition of the treated solutions.
The pH level of the solutions synthesised is controlled in
the range pH 2.0-13.0, but is adjustable and can be set-up
for specific parameters.
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