20 Years Factory Sodium Hypochlorite & HOCl Water Disinfection Equipment Manufacturer - Chlory Technology
Chlory was established in 2001. It has a history of 20 years and is committed to the production of products in the field of water disinfection. "Safe, stable and environmentally friendly" products are the source of our technological innovation. We have obtained national patents every year and participated in the preparation of GB28233-2020(Hygiene Requirements for sodium hypochlorite Generator).
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Ocean-Going Vessel Ballast Water Electrolysis Treatment Equipment: A Compliant Solution for IMO Ballast Water ConventionMarine ballast water plays a vital role in stabilizing ocean-going vessels during navigation, loading and unloading operations. However, the cross-regional discharge of untreated ballast water has long been a major cause of invasive aquatic species transmission, severely damaging global marine ecolRead More
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On-Site HOCl for Dental Unit Waterline DisinfectionDental unit waterlines (DUWLs) are a hidden high-risk area in modern dental clinics. Narrow pipelines, long-term residual water, and humid environments easily lead to biofilm accumulation and microbial proliferation, causing water quality deterioration and cross-infection risks for both patients anRead More
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Sodium Hypochlorite Generator For Village WellsIntroduction: The Hidden Challenges of Village Well Water Supply Safe drinking water is a fundamental public health foundation for rural development worldwide. Unlike urban centralized water supply systems, most remote villages rely on decentralized groundwater sources, primarily village wells, toRead More
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Electrolytic Seawater Systems for Coastal Thermal & Nuclear Power Circulating Water TreatmentMitigate Shellfish and Algae Biofouling: Electrolytic Seawater Systems for Coastal Thermal Nuclear Power Circulating Water Treatment Coastal thermal and nuclear power plants heavily rely on seawater for circulating cooling systems to dissipate operational heat and guarantee stable power generation.Read More
