Electrolysis System DULCO^®Lyse

Electrolysis Chlorine and sodium hydroxide are produced in-situ in electrolysis by passing an electric ... more in the glossary systems of the type DULCO^®Lyse generate pure hypochlorous acid in a vacuum process Process which allows high-purity substances (e.g. active chlorine) to be generated through the absence of oxygen and other gases. more in the glossary. A saturated solution of sodium chloride is produced in a salt-dissolving tank, included in the scope of delivery, and this solution is then electrolysed in a diaphragm cell. Chloride-free sodium hydroxide and hydrogen are produced in the cathode chamber, while ultra-pure chlorine gas and dilute residual Describes the ability of a substance to have a long-term effect and ... more in the glossary brine are produced in the anode chamber, separated by the diaphragm from the cathode chamber. The chlorine gas produced is immediately separated from the residual Describes the ability of a substance to have a long-term effect and ... more in the glossary brine and dissolved as hypochlorous acid. The sodium hydroxide is temporarily stored and added to hypochlorous acid through a metering pump. The result is a neutral, highly effective and extremely low-chloride and low-chlorate disinfection solution, temporarily stored in the product tank until metered through separate metering stations. The hydrogen produced is diluted with fresh air through an ATEX-inspected fan and discharged safely. The diluted residual Describes the ability of a substance to have a long-term effect and ... more in the glossary brine is fully discarded. To achieve this, the diluted brine is strongly diluted with softened water, neutralised by the addition of sodium hydroxide and disposed of in the sewer. Any residual Describes the ability of a substance to have a long-term effect and ... more in the glossary chloride and chlorate are thus disposed of and are not mixed with the process water. DULCO^®Lyse systems can thus be compared with pure chlorine gas in terms of their oxidation strength and chloride and chlorate content in the process water. The salt dissolving water comes from a softening system integrated in the DULCO^®Lyse system, thereby preventing the formation of lime deposits and ensuring the long service life of the electrolytic cell.