Electro chlorination System prevents the marine growth [either micro type or macro type fouling] that takes place when seawater is used as cooling water in Chemical plants, refineries, LNG production facilities, steel mills, Sewage treatment plants and other coastal industries that use seawater as a coolant.

System economically and safely produces powerful biocide and disinfecting agent. When injected into the cooling water circuits, on-site generated sodium hypochlorite solution provides efficient protection to the equipment against the growth of organic fouling (micro and macro). These systems generate sodium hypochlorite from seawater using an extensively field-proven electrochemical process suited for befouling control in water flood, cooling water and fire water loops.

Sodium Hypochlorite, an alternative to chlorine gas for disinfection of Domestic drinking water. Sodium Hypochlorite will be generated on-site with the help of synthetic brine or seawater is very efficient in disinfection of water during disasters like earthquakes, Floods or Epidemics. Electrochlorinators are designed for rural and village 'point -of- use' for disinfection of drinking water.

Sodium hypochlorite is introduced into the seawater intake to the power station where it prevents fouling of the mechanical equipment, such as the seawater circulating pumps, bar screens and drum screens. By controlling the fouling of the steam condensers [in the thermal power stations powered by either nuclear energy or fossil fuel located along the seacoast], will significantly increase the efficiency of power generation.

Prevention of fouling in the equipments due to the growth of marine organisms - will increase its efficiency, when seawater is evaporated to produce potable water through multiple flash distillations or the salt is removed from the seawater by means of reverse osmosis.

Electro chlorination System prevents the marine growth [either micro type or macro type fouling] that takes place when seawater is used as cooling water in Chemical plants, refineries, LNG production facilities, steel mills, Sewage treatment plants and other coastal industries that use seawater as a coolant.