CLO2IX

Dripping Wet Water has introduced an innovative approach to surpass conventional Chlorine Dioxide generation technologies: CLO2IX.

In order to make Chlorine Dioxide, chlorous acid must first be formed. The CLO2IX systems produce a solution of chlorous acid without residual Na+ by using cation exchange resin in the H+ form. This removes the Na+ from the sodium chlorite and replaces it with H+ to form pure chlorous acid. Once the pure chlorous acid is formed, the reaction to Chlorine Dioxide can commence. By utilizing catalytic technology, the CLO2IX systems convert virtually all (>98.5%) of the chlorous acid to Chlorine Dioxide. This occurs instantaneously. The resultant dilute 700 mg/l Chlorine Dioxide product contains no chlorine and virtually no chlorite. Because of the ability for the CLO2IX systems to dispense in a continuous rather than a batch process, the need for onsite storage of Chlorine Dioxide is removed.