20 Years Experience of Electro-Chlorination and Chlor-Alkali Technology Manufactuer&EPC.
Chlory was established in 2001 and committed to the Brine&Seawater Electrolysis Sodium hypochlorite/Caustic Soda/HCL/Liquid Chlorine/Ozone Technology. We focus on the Chemical Plant EPC and Water Treatment Field in the past 20 years.
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Hypochlorous Acid Generator Application Case: Environmental Disinfection for Livestock and Poultry FarmsIntensive livestock and poultry breeding faces persistent challenges including harmful pathogen proliferation, excessive ammonia odor, high livestock disease incidence, and traditional disinfection limitations. Conventional chemical disinfectants are irritating, prone to chemical residue, and easyRead More
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Power Plant Circulating Water Sterilization Using Membrane‑Type Hypochlorite SystemCirculating cooling water is the core auxiliary water system of thermal power plants, nuclear power plants and other power generation facilities. Long-term cyclic operation leads to massive reproduction of bacteria, algae, microorganisms and biofouling in water bodies, which easily causes pipelineRead More
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Electrolytic Seawater Chlorination: A Game-Changing Water Treatment Solution for Modern AquacultureThe global aquaculture industry is facing unprecedented challenges in sustainable production, including frequent aquatic diseases, deteriorating water quality, and strict environmental compliance standards. Traditional water disinfection methods relying on purchased chemical chlorine agents have loRead More
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How Seawater Electro‑Chlorination Solves Marine Bio‑Fouling for Coastal Thermal Power PlantsCoastal thermal power plants rely heavily on seawater for cooling, condenser operation, and auxiliary system circulation. While abundant and cost-effective, raw seawater carries diverse marine organisms, including algae, barnacles, mussels, and microbial biofilms. These organisms attach to pipelineRead More
