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This is "Ready to Use Chlorine Dioxide Solution at Site".

We have a oxicat chlorine dioxide generator on a trolley is easily trasportable together with the three products DIKLOR S (chlorite), hypo and acid in the relevant sized containers (25litre, 200litre or 1000litre total being - the latter will be placed on a trailer). At site, the oxicat generator is coupled up-to the plant's water system so as to fully flood the suction side of the motive water pump which will deliver it to the oxicat generator at the required pressure and flow rate in order to operate the educator.

The eductor produces a vacuum which sucks up the three chemicals through a needle valve operated flow meter into the reaction chamber where the chlorine dioxide is produced. The resultant solution passes through a sight glass ( a major process control feature ) into either a holding tank or directly into the process water. If it is put into a holding tank then a dosing system is used to supply the required quantity into the process stream. It is possible to undertake multiple point dosing. { The sight glass is a major process control point because if the typical yellow-green chlorine dioxide colour is not observed then the operator knows there is some fault and they can switch off the unit in order to rectify the problem}.

The tank holding the chlorine dioxide should be placed, where possible out of direct sunlight and to minimise UV degradation, the solution should be placed in a dark tank.

The chlorine dioxide solution pumped into the holding tank, if the necessary precautions are taken, can easily remain stable for up to 14 days.

Typically if stored under the correct conditions we can achieve a chlorine dioxide solution stability for 4 weeks with a loss of approximatley 10% concentration.