CHLORCEHCO has the opportunity to participate in a project for a copper mine in Chile. This copper mine uses seawater for processing ore in the mine. Seawater is pumped at 100,000 cubic meters per day from the sea. The On-Site NaOCl generator system is used to treated 100,000 cubic meters of seawater for anti bio-fouling.
The block diagram of the project is shown below. Two systems will be used for the project.
The Description of the Electrochlorination System is shown below:
- Electrochlorination plant will draw filtered sea water supply of 61.16 GPM
- Each NaOCl generator system produces a rate of up to 600 lbs/day from the one of two, 50% stream.
- Sea water conveyed to the Electrolysis unit containing particles below 100 microns through the filter.
- After electrolysis process the solution will be conveyed a degassing tank, where hydrogen is dissipated by blowers.
- Continuous dosing to Sea Water: 2 x 50% Pump
- Seawater is pumped at 100,000 cubic meters per day from the ocean.
- Total NaOCl generated per day: 1123 lbs per day
- Two separate system of 600 lbs per day are used.
- Seawater is used for processing ore from the mine.
- Electrochlorination to 5 PPM of NaOCl is performed for anti bio-fouling.
- An acid wash system is required.
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