20 Years Experience of Electro-Chlorination and Chlor-Alkali Technology Manufacturer&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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Application
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Prevent Shellfish Clogging at Power Plant Intakes with Seawater Electrolysis SystemsCoastal power plants rely on continuous seawater intake to supply cooling water for condensers and auxiliary systems. However, shellfish such as mussels and oysters pose a persistent operational threat. Their larvae drift into intake screens, pipelines and cooling channels, attach to inner surfacesRead More
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Hypochlorous Acid Generator Application for Cleaning and Sanitizing in Fruit & Vegetable Processing PlantsFood safety is the top priority for fruit and vegetable processing factories. Raw fruits and vegetables often carry foodborne pathogens including Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria and mold spores. Traditional sanitizers such as sodium hypochlorite and quaternary ammonium compounds have obvious drawbackRead More
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Industrial Chemical Wastewater Disinfection With On‑Site High‑Strength BleachChemical manufacturing wastewater presents unique and demanding water treatment challenges. Unlike conventional municipal wastewater, chemical effluent often carries fluctuating organic loads, ammonia compounds, heavy metal traces, and resistant microbial populations. Meeting strict discharge standRead More
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Seawater Electrolysis Solutions to Maintain Condenser Heat‑Transfer Efficiency for Coastal Gas‑Fired Power PlantsCoastal gas-fired power plants rely heavily on seawater circulating cooling systems to dissipate waste heat and sustain stable unit operation. As a core heat-exchange component, the condenser’s heat-transfer efficiency directly determines the power generation efficiency, energy consumption level, aRead More
