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Chlorination Product Applications Available In Canada
347 applications found
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Oxidizers accept electrons, reducers lose electrons. Examples of oxidizers are: chlorine, hydrogen peroxide, bromine, ozone, and chlorine dioxide. Examples of reducers are sodium sulfite, sodium bisulfate and hydrogen sulfide. ...
ByMyron L Company based in Carlsbad, CALIFORNIA (USA)
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Problem: Analyze total chlorines as well as organic compounds with a quick time response. Motive: Protects and authorizes the incinerator functioning : VOC limits the ability to incinerate Chlorine and fluorides limits the ability to incinerate to protect the incinerator Analytical Solution: VOC analyzed from the FID GC The total Halogenated compounds Installation of a reactor to convert the chlorines and the fluorides into HCl and HF Halogenated ...
ByChromatotec based in Saint-André de Cubzac, FRANCE
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Discover innovative application strategies for the fast and correct determination of element contents (carbon, nitrogen, sulfur, chlorine, metals and more) in a wide range of petroleum products, including source materials, process intermediates, additives, ultra-pure end products as well as distillation residues and other by-products. ...
ByAnalytik Jena - Lab-loving people based in Jena, GERMANY
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Learn about Analytik Jena's elemental analysis techniques for the determination of metal and non-metal elements, e.g., carbon, sulfur, nitrogen and chlorine, in renewable bio- and secondary derived fuels and their variable source materials. ...
ByAnalytik Jena - Lab-loving people based in Jena, GERMANY
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In the manufacturing process, waste gas containing chlorine in raw material may pollute environment It is necessary to monitor gas components to control process safety, increase production efficiency and protect process equipment in the Chlor-Alkali ...
ByHangzhou Chunlai Technology CO., Ltd. based in Hangzhou, CHINA
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Increased contact time leads to less chlorine usage. Not only does using less chlorine save money, it also reduces the magnitude of TTHM issues. ...
ByIxom Watercare based in Dickinson, NORTH DAKOTA (USA)
Third Party Validation Study – Organic Light reduces Surface APC counts by 85% and eliminating several microbials not effected by Chlorine Wash, Organic Light proves to be a viable technology in replacing traditional precooling Chlorine ...
ByRadiant Industrial Solutions based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Avoid preservatives and chemical by-products in your pool water by installing a salt chlorinator. Unlike commercial chlorine formulations, a salt chlorinator provides chemically pure chlorine, much healthier and more effective, and produces water of exceptional clarity and ...
ByInnowater based in Madrid, SPAIN
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Chlorine dioxide (ClO2) is widely used in pulp bleaching. ClO2 generators continuously purge sulfuric acid to prevent accumulation of sodium sulfate, but our technologies separate waste streams to allow for the recycle of sulfuric acid resulting in dramatic cost savings on acid purchases, fewer shutdowns, and a more efficient ...
ByKovalus Separation Solutions, Inc. based in Wilmington, MASSACHUSETTS (USA)
Olin Chlorinated Organics offers products that are essential agents in petrochemical and oil refinery processes worldwide. ...
ByOlin Corporation based in Clayton, MISSOURI (USA)
Sodium Hypochlorite. Chlorine. SO2. Citric Acid. Lime. Phosphoric Acid. Sulfuric Acid. Copper ...
ByCarus Group Inc. based in Peru, ILLINOIS (USA)
Clients who need to monitor different levels of chlorinated water deposits, reclaimed water, and the quantities of Chlorine and Sodium Bisulfite added. ...
ByItech 515, SL based in Tarragona, SPAIN
The chloride process of titanium dioxide (TiO2) pigment manufacture first converts titania-containing ores to TiCl4 via a carbochlorination reaction at a high temperature in a chlorinator in the presence of chlorine gas and petroleum coke added as a ...
ByProtea Limited based in Middlewich, UNITED KINGDOM
Many metallurgical processes require chlorine gas for refining or purification. Klorigen™ chlorine generation systems alleviate the risk inherent with the usage of large quantities of pressurized chlorine gas in these facilities. Klorigen™ systems produce chlorine gas on-demand and under vacuum, eliminating the storage and use of pressurized chlorine gas and the risks associated with chlorine gas ...
ByElectrolytic Technologies USA based in North Miami Beach, FLORIDA (USA)
Filtration of phosphoric compounds and ferments during the production of wetting, washing and cleansing agents Chemical intermediate products and fillers kaolin, aluminium oxide, activated clay etc. Chlorine electrolysis filtration of brine to produce sodium hydroxide and chlorine Pfeilpressure vessel ...
ByJVK Filtration Systems GmbH based in Georgensgmünd, GERMANY
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The method allows the determination of such macronutrients as ammonium nitrogen (ammoniacal nitrogen, NH4-N), nitrate nitrogen (NO3-N), phosphorus (P or P2O5), potassium (K or K2O) as well as sodium, magnesium, calcium, sulfur, chlorine (chloride), fluorine ...
ByLumex Instruments based in Mission, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
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Ozone is a very effective alternative to chlorine and other chemicals as a disinfection agent in swimming pools. Ozone can safely prevent the formation of chlorine byproducts, such as chloramines and trihalomethanes which are potentially ...
ByAbsolute Ozone® based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA)
The most common method for treating free or simple cyanide is alkaline chlorination. However, chlorination of cyanide results in highly toxic intermediates (e.g., cyanogen chloride) and, if organic material is present, chlorinated VOC’s. These compounds, together with the residual chlorine, create additional environmental problems. Consequently, there is a growing need for alternative, non-chlorine methods for destroying cyanides. ...
ByUSP Technologies based in Atlanta, GEORGIA (US) (USA)
Chlorine has typically been used as a bleaching agent in pulp and paper mills; however, safety concerns regarding the use of chlorine gas in the industry have recently come under focus. Klorigen™ chlorine generation systems alleviate the risk inherent with the usage of large quantities of pressurized chlorine gas in these ...
ByElectrolytic Technologies USA based in North Miami Beach, FLORIDA (USA)
The need for long shelf life foods and technologies capable of producing them is steadily growing - both from the customers' and providers' ...
ByRedo Water Systems GmbH based in Groß-Zimmern, GERMANY