ELECTROLSER CELL ASSEMBLY of KNP Online Overseas Marketing Support Project Joint Hall

The Electro-chlorination System is a facility that obtains hypochlorite (NaOCI) by electrolyzing seawater and is also referred to as the “Hypo-chlorite Generation System”. It plays a role in suppressing the problem in which algae or fish and shellfish propagate in the cooling system of power plants, steel mills, petrochemical facilities and others that use large amounts of sea water as cooling water for equipment, that is, bio-fouling (damage caused by attachment of marine organisms). Among the various methods of preventing industrial bio-fouling, seawater electrolysis systemfacilities that are installed directly on-site are easy to handle, can be operated independently, and are safe because they produce chlorine directly on the site, and are eco-friendly because they do not produce sludge or by-products.