ECA TECHNOLOGY

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Electro-Chemical Activation (ECA) is the generation of safe, effective, environmentally friendly disinfectants and cleaners by passing ordinary water containing dissolved sodium chloride through an electrolytic cell.

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Traditional electrolysis cells are only capable of generating small volumes of unstable, low pH oxidized water and the formation of hypochlorite (bleach).

AQUAOXâ„¢ utilizes electrolytic cells where the anode chamber is separated by a unidirectional permeable membrane from the cathode chamber. This allows migration and separation of the ions to prevent the production of gaseous chlorine (CL2) while generating large volumes of neutral pH HOCL that is highly biocidal, but has a very low chemical load as compared to Sodium hypochlorite.

Nanobubbles Technology

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Nanobubbles are tiny, long-lasting, gas-containing cavities in aqueous solutions. Due to their unique physical and mechanical characteristics they can be used to optimize water resources, improve processing techniques, increase production, and offer scalable solutions in the various fields of science and technology, including industrial, biological, and medical fields.

Unique Nanobubble Characteristics

Nanobubbles are generally classified as being less than 200 nanometers (nm) in diameter. Unlike larger size bubbles that increase in size, rise rapidly and burst at the water surface, nanobubbles remain stable in water for an extended period of time due to their strong negative surface charge and neutral buoyancy.