Generation & conditioning
Brine preparation, filtration, electrolyzer cells and DC rectification.
DISINFECTION
Brine electrolysis packages producing low-strength sodium hypochlorite from softened water, food-grade non-iodized salt and electricity.

TECHNOLOGY & CONFIGURATION
Conditioned brine passes through a DC-powered electrolyzer. The product is stored and metered to the disinfection point, with hydrogen separation and forced ventilation included in the process design.
Brine preparation, filtration, electrolyzer cells and DC rectification.
Product storage and compatible dosing equipment within the agreed boundary.
Ventilation-proven permissives, flow protection, tank-level control and safe shutdown.
PRELIMINARY SELECTION
Published ranges support initial selection. Final equipment, dimensions, materials and performance commitments follow the confirmed project requirements.
| Published output | DC cell load basis | Design note |
|---|---|---|
| 100 g/h | 0.4 kW | Auxiliary AC loads additional |
| 500 g/h | 2.0 kW | Selected cell basis |
| 1,000 g/h | 4.0 kW | Selected cell basis |
| 2,000 g/h | 8.0 kW | Selected cell basis |
| 5,000–7,000 g/h | 20–28 kW | Selected cell basis |
| Up to 15,000 g/h | Project-specific | Engineered arrangement |
Output is equivalent chlorine, not total solution flow. Cell energy and salt consumption depend on capacity, water quality, salt purity and the operating regime; auxiliary equipment loads are confirmed separately.
PROCESS & SUPPLY BOUNDARY
Supply inclusions and options are confirmed in the agreed quotation. Installation, commissioning and operation are available in Jordan, Iraq and the UAE; installation supervision and commissioning are available in other countries.
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COMMON QUESTIONS
No. The process uses salt and produces sodium hypochlorite. It reduces reliance on delivered chlorine chemicals; it does not eliminate chemical handling.
Hydrogen separation, forced ventilation to safe discharge and ventilation-proven interlocks are included in the selected design.
An approved procedure with water flushing, positive isolation and controlled drainage. Acid and hypochlorite must never be mixed.