Envirolyte systems use electrochemical activation technology to generate functional solutions on site from water and sodium chloride.
Depending on the system configuration and operating parameters, the process can produce anolyte and catholyte solutions for selected water treatment, sanitation and industrial applications.
On-site generation using water, salt and electricity
Envirolyte technology is based on the electrochemical treatment of a sodium chloride solution in specialized electrolysis cells.
The process enables on-site generation of active solutions that can be used in selected applications where water disinfection, sanitation or process hygiene support is required.
The suitability of the generated solution depends on the application, water quality, required concentration, system capacity, dosing method and local regulatory requirements.
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Electrolyzed Water
Learn what electrolyzed water is, how it is generated and where it can be used in selected industrial, commercial and municipal applications.
Electrochemical Activation
Understand the electrochemical activation process and how it is used to generate functional solutions for suitable water treatment and sanitation applications.
Diaphragmatic Cells
Learn how diaphragmatic electrolysis cells separate anodic and cathodic chambers and support the generation of anolyte and catholyte solutions.
Technology connected to real applications
Envirolyte technology is applied in selected sectors where on-site generation, reduced chemical storage and process-specific water treatment may provide operational advantages.
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Envirolyte technology is applied in selected sectors where on-site generation, reduced chemical storage and process-specific water treatment may provide operational advantages.
Advantages and project-specific limitations
On-site generation can reduce the need to transport and store certain ready-to-use chemical products. It may also support flexible production of active solutions close to the point of use.
However, each project must be reviewed technically. Factors such as water quality, required concentration, dosage, contact time, system capacity, materials compatibility and local regulations can affect suitability.
Testing, approvals and documentation
For regulated applications, technical documentation, testing data and approved wording are important. Envirolyte materials may include product specifications, testing documents, approvals and case studies depending on the application and market.
Regulatory and performance claims must match the intended application, jurisdiction and available supporting documentation.
Technology FAQ
Envirolyte systems use electrochemical activation technology to generate functional solutions on site from water and sodium chloride.
Electrolyzed water is produced through an electrochemical process using water, dissolved salts and electricity. Depending on the system and process conditions, different solution types can be generated for selected applications.
Anolyte and catholyte are solution streams generated in electrochemical systems. Their properties depend on the cell design, feed water, salt concentration and operating parameters.
No. Suitability depends on the specific application, water quality, required output, operating conditions, local regulations and technical requirements.
In many projects, on-site generation systems can be integrated into existing water treatment or process systems, subject to technical review.
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