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NaHoCl ("bleach") via Ionics Cloromat process
Ionics, Incorporated was founded in 1948 in Massachusetts with the
invention of the ion exchange membrane used
to desalinate water. The success of that technology led to the
development of a broad range of processes utilizing
various separations methods. Ionics is best known for our worldwide
leadership in design and application of
sophisticated water purification technologies.
In addition, Ionics, has also become a major force in the research,
development and application of complex
membrane technology in the field of chemical production. The
"Cloromat" system, first introduced by Ionics, in
1973, is an excellent example of our expertise in this area. Our
patented "Cloromat" process enables us to produce
sodium hypochlorite (bleach) of consistent superior quality using only
water, common salt and electricity.
After 13 years of selling "Cloromat" units around the world, Ionics,
Incorporated entered the consumer bleach
market as Elite PTY Ltd., in Brisbane Australia. In 1991, fueled by
continued success in Australia, Ionics, formed
Elite New England in Springfield, Massachusetts. Through continued
growth, Elite New England has out-grown its
Springfield plant and has recently relocated to a 146,000 square foot,
state-of-the-art facility in Ludlow,
Massachusetts.
Elite - New England is a vertically integrated full service
packager of bleach-based products. Our patented "Cloromat"
process combined with our expertise in blow-molding enables us
to manufacture products of the highest, most consistent quality.
Elite's new Ludlow facility has on-site storage capability for both
ammonia and methanol. This feature allows us to produce a
variety of products utilizing these raw materials. In addition, this
facility provides Elite with the ability to expand beyond the line
of products we currently offer to our customers.
Elite's in-house staff has the expertise to assist our customers
with both package and display design. Our graphics capability will
enable you to introduce new labels for seasonal and non-seasonal
products. In addition, we can help you design new case graphics
and POS materials gaining you greater visibility with your retail
customers.
Our Central New England location combined with our full service
distribution center helps reduce both the delivery
time and the need for advanced order placement. This service
translates into lower transportation costs as well as
lower inventory levels. These savings are passed on to you! Elite's
goal is to become the leading supplier of bottled
bleach and consumer cleaning products by focusing on delivering
products of consistent high quality at very
competitive prices.
Packaging Options
Case Goods
Available in quart,
half-gallon and one gallon recyclable plastic bottles (HDPE).
House brands or custom
designed private labels
Bulk
Sodium Hypochlorite
Methanol
Markets
Automotive
Packaged Windshield Wash
Household
Regular & Scented Bleaches
Bathroom Cleansers
Fabric Softener
Ammonia
Dish Detergent
Laundry Detergent
Industrial
Bulk Sodium Hypochlorite
Janitorial
Bleach
Ammonia
Disinfectants
Detergents
Pool & Spa
Shock
For additional Information Contact:
E-Mail:
Jody M. Bernier
Address:
65 Grove St
Watertown, MA 02172
Phone:
(617) 926-2500
Eliminating the risks and hazards associated with the transport and
storage of chlorine gas, the Ionics CloromatŪ
system allows bleach manufacturers and large volume users of chlorine
disinfectants to produce sodium
hypochlorite on site, using only salt, water and electricity as basic
raw materials. With increasing public concern
about the use and transport of hazardous materials, the Ionics'
CloromatŪ system provides an efficient and
environmentally sound alternative to conventional bleach production.
In addition to thorough and dependable design, installation, and field
service support, Ionics provides comprehensive
single-source plant engineering system design for its modular CloromatŪ
systems. Skid mounted to facilitate
installation, the membrane based CloromatŪ sodium hypochlorite
generation systems are safe and economic to
operate and are proven in dozens of successful installations around the
world.
Free of contaminants frequently found in bleach produced by alternate
processes, sodium hypochlorite produced
utilizing the Ionics CloromatŪ technology distinguishes itself through
consistent, superior quality and excellent
stability.
Widely recognized as the most effective disinfectant against
water-borne pathogens and microbes, sodium
hypochlorite has a markedly longer disinfection life than alternative
chemicals currently available. Because of its
superior oxidizing potential, sodium hypochlorite (bleach) is widely
used for water chlorination, in industrial
applications, and for cleaning, deodorizing and disinfection purposes.
The Ionics CloromatŪ system is a safe, efficient and cost effective
method to meet your bleach demand.
CloromatŪ Performance
Durable and Proven Membrane Process
Produces bleach in concentrations typically ranging from 60-150 grams
per liter available chlorine
Eliminates dependence on chemical suppliers
Eliminates transportation and storage of chlorine gas.
Pre-tested modular components speed installation and start-up
Simple and reliable operation
CloromatŪ Specifications
Production Capacity:
4.5 metric
tons available chlorine per line
Production Rate(gpd):
8,000 as 15%
trade sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl)
Power Supply:
3 Phase 50/60 Hz
Total Installed Pump HP:
25
Installed KVA:
950
Feedstocks:
Soft Water
Purified
Saturated Sodium Chloride Brine
Cooling Water
Sodium Hydroxide
Hydrochloric
Acid
Control System:
Allen-Bradley PLC5 with SCADA interface
Unit Consumptions:
(100% mass basis)
dry salt:
available chlorine
2.1:1
caustic:
available chlorine
0.1:1
acid:
available chlorine
0.07:1
Power Consumption:
4000 AC kWh
(per ton of available chlorine)
Process Discharges:
NaCl
Hydrogen
Equipment Area:
Minimum
10,000 sq. ft.
Applications
Bleaching
Swimming Pool Disinfection
Drinking Water Disinfection
Cleaning
Oxidation
Cooling Water Chlorination
Process Water Chlorination
Wastewater Chlorination