Chlorine

Chlorine is a powerful disinfectant widely used in water treatment technology to ensure safe and clean water. Various grades exist, but industries mostly use food-grade because it offers high purity and meets safety standards. Avachlone in China currently manufactures 70% Calcium Hypochlorite, which serves as a common source in the market.

In water treatment, operators add this chemical to water to create a disinfectant solution. They then dose the solution into water supplies using dosing pumps that control the amount precisely. It kills harmful bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms, disinfecting the water and making it safe for consumption and use.

Besides treating water, industries also use it for disinfecting swimming pools. Maintaining proper levels prevents algae and harmful pathogens from growing, ensuring safe swimming conditions.

This disinfectant also finds many industrial applications. It bleaches paper, textiles, and other materials. The compound is key in preparing chlorides and producing chlorinated solvents, which industries widely use for cleaning and degreasing.

Manufacturers rely on this element to create synthetic rubber with specific properties used in automotive tires and other rubber goods. It also helps produce refrigerants essential for air conditioning and refrigeration systems.

Common Uses of Chlorine:

• Disinfecting water in the water industry

• Sanitizing swimming pools

• Bleaching processes

• Preparing chlorides

• Producing chlorinated solvents

• Manufacturing synthetic rubber

• Producing refrigerants

Chlorine is a powerful disinfectant extensively used in water treatment technology to ensure safe and clean water. It effectively eliminates harmful bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms, making water safe for consumption. Besides water treatment, chlorine is widely applied in swimming pool sanitation to prevent algae and pathogens. Industrially, it plays a key role in bleaching paper and textiles, preparing chlorides, and producing chlorinated solvents used for cleaning and degreasing. Manufacturers also use chlorine in creating synthetic rubber for automotive tires and other products, as well as in producing refrigerants essential for air conditioning and refrigeration systems. Avachlone in China produces 70% Calcium Hypochlorite, a common and reliable chlorine source. Its versatility and effectiveness make chlorine indispensable across many industries.