BH type chlorine dioxide disinfection device (slow-release sterilizer)

BH type chlorine dioxide disinfection device (slow-release sterilizer)

The slow-release sterilizer is a small and medium-sized chlorine dioxide multi-stage generator that is easy to operate, has high conversion rate, high purity, multi-purpose, and environmentally friendly chemical method. This chlorine dioxide generator is composed of a kettle reactor through acid resistant conduits and a water jet vacuum unit. The kettle reactor adopts a two-stage or multi-stage reactor. The main reactor is equipped with an air distributor, and the secondary reactor is equipped with a balance pipe to make the reaction more efficient. The residual liquid after the reaction can be discharged in compliance with the standard. The generated chlorine dioxide can be used to produce aqueous solutions, as well as stable chlorine dioxide solutions.

BH type chlorine dioxide disinfection device (slow-release sterilizer)

The fully automatic slow-release sterilizer is a new type of disinfection equipment that is easy to operate, has a low failure rate, is maintenance free, and has readily available disinfectants. The equipment uses slow-release chlorine tablets as raw materials. Use contact dissolution method to obtain chlorine disinfectant solution for oxidative removal of algae and bacteria in water.

The equipment structure is simple, easy to install, chlorine tablets are easy to purchase, do not require frequent addition of chemicals, can be linked to water source signals, have low disinfection costs and good effects, and can be used for sterilization and algae removal of small amounts of medical sewage, drinking water, circulating water, and swimming pool water.

IIName of medication used

Sodium dichloroisocyanurate, sodium trichloroisocyanurate chloride tablets, chlorine dioxide sustained-release chloride tablets, etc

Select chlorine tablets of different concentrations based on the properties of the raw water

IIIworking principle

Slow release chlorine tablets do not dissolve quickly in water, but release chloride ions when in contact with water, taking advantage of this characteristic. Quantitatively place the chlorine tablets into an automatic slow-release sterilizer, and when they come into contact with sewage or tap water, they will flow out. The water that flows out will contain chloride ions. Utilize power water to add to the water body to be treated.

Control method:

1Automatic linkage type, linked with the lifting pump, equipped with solenoid valves. Connect the solenoid valve wiring to the lifting pump relay or contactor to start together. Can be equipped with integrated sewage treatment equipment.

2Time controlled type: Connect the solenoid valve to the time controller for intermittent or segmented operation.

3Underground type: directly connected to the outlet of the integrated sewage treatment equipment, allowing the sewage to pass through the slow-release disinfection device