Chlorine Dioxide System Bello Zon CDLb

In batch production, a chlorine dioxide solution is generated from a sodium chlorite solution and hydrochloric acid. This is an extremely safe, managed process.

The chlorine dioxide solution produced is buffered in an integrated or external buffer tank at a concentration of 1000 or 2000 mg/l.

Because the chlorine dioxide is buffered in this buffer tank, the system can be designed in line with average rather than peak consumption. This drastically reduces investment costs in comparison with conventional systems.

The ProMinent product range includes a wide range of metering pumps and control versions from which to choose when operating several points of injection using chlorine dioxide from a buffer tank.

No chlorine dioxide can escape from the system due to the closed gas transport system, thereby guaranteeing economical, environmentally friendly operation with minimal use of chemicals. In addition, the chlorine dioxide solution generated with maximum yield offers excellent long-term stability with minimal consumption of starting chemicals.

Integration of the system into your process is simple and reliable thanks to a wide range of accessory modules. Please ask our sales representatives for information about our modular systems specifically designed for CDLb.

The chlorine dioxide system Bello Zon CDLb meets the high standards stipulated in specifications W 224 and W 624 published by the German Association for Gas and Water (DVGW).

• Reduced costs thanks to minimal use of chemicals
• Cost-effective way to provide several points of injection
• Quick ramp-up time after downtime thanks to long-term stability of chlorine dioxide liquid
• Maximum output due to closed gas transport system
• Outstanding operating safety and reliability, thanks to intrinsically safe process control
• Location-independent system monitoring in real time via the DULCONNEX Platform: Improved process reliability. Reliability and transparency due to real-time monitoring, individual alarms and automated reports.
• Ultra-simple process integration