Approved by EPA for potable water applications and FDA for use as a disinfectant in the food processing industry, chlorine dioxide is, indeed, the perfect solution to mitigate a lot of issues faced while conducting cleaning and sanitizing of products, surfaces, and water. Not only does it have less impact on the environment but also … Continue reading Benefits of Chlorine Dioxide in the Food Processing Sector
Just because chlorine dioxide and chlorine share a word in common, do not forget that the composition of these two compounds is completely different. ClO2 is undoubtedly a versatile alternative to chlorine and there are various points to support this statement. For starters, neither does it react with any organic compound nor does it produce … Continue reading Why is Chlorine Dioxide Better than Chlorine in Treating Water?
Livestock rearing needs clean access to drinking water, for it not only helps to prevent diseases in the herd but also increases the quality of milk and meat yields. However, in spite of getting water from a clean source in the livestock industry, there can be bacterial contamination of water in the pipelines, drinking troughs, … Continue reading How is Chlorine Dioxide in USA helpful for Livestock
Chlorine Dioxide, a green-yellowish gas, is undoubtedly one of the best disinfectants that removes all kinds of microbes. It has a distinctive molecular composition and bonding property that make it a perfect antimicrobial agent in industries such as food processing, building, water treatment, and livestock, among others. This odorous and synthetic gas has a higher … Continue reading What are the Industrial uses of Chlorine Dioxide?
The industry, in general, can be polluting and exploitative of resources such as water. It can have a long-term impact on the environment due to its excessive use of water and the generation of waste, including wastewater. These two aspects of water utilization and waste generation give rise to several environmental issues such as air … Continue reading Why is Industrial Wastewater Treatment a Necessity?
