Howell Laboratories, Inc.
Potable Water Electrolytic Disinfectant Generators (PWEDGs)
Mixed-oxidant disinfectants are the preferred means of disinfecting ship’s potable water:
- Effective removal of biofilm in the distribution system.
- Treated water has no unpleasant taste.
- No bromine or other HazMat is used or produced. No operator exposure to HazMat. No bromine canisters to dispose of.
- Five-year typical cell life.
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Model 9130 PWEDG
$0.00- Designed to be capable of disinfecting two sources of water simultaneously using an injection process, with minimal operator attention.
- Electrically operated, package-type (bulkhead-mounted) unit ready for operation (turn-key system) with a footprint of 48 inches wide x 12 inches deep x 48 inches high.
- Uses granular or pellet salt (sodium chloride) and potable water as inputs to produce a concentrated disinfectant solution in an electrolytic cell. The disinfectant solution is metered into the discharge from the ship’s desalination plants as an initial disinfectant and/or metered into recirculated water from the ship’s potable water tanks to replenish the level of disinfectant in the tanks.