Chlorine Dioxide for Recirculating Cooling Systems
Recirculating cooling systems accumulate bacterial, fungal, and algal growth that reduces heat-transfer efficiency and fouls equipment over time. Aseptrol® chlorine dioxide chemistries are EPA-registered to control that growth directly in the water loop.
Aseptrol®: A Simpler Way to Deploy Chlorine Dioxide in Industrial & Cooling Water
Recirculating cooling systems need different handling depending on whether they're clean and stable or already fouled. Oxidium offers two EPA-registered Aseptrol® chemistries for industrial and cooling water: one built for flexible routine dosing, one built for automatic-feeder systems with a documented remediation protocol.
Formulations registered for this use site.
Aseptrol® G-Tab10
Registered to control the growth of bacteria, fungi, and algae in commercial and industrial recirculating cooling water systems, and to control biofilm and odor in recycle wash water and canning retort/pasteurizer cooling water.*
Aseptrol® S10-Tab CT
Registered to control the growth of bacteria, fungi, algae, and slime deposits in commercial and industrial recirculating cooling water systems, applied by automatic feeder or manual addition, with a monthly remediation protocol for fouled systems.*
* Full registered label and claims for Aseptrol® G-Tab10 (EPA Reg. No. 70060-16): EPA Pesticide Product Label System
* Full registered label and claims for Aseptrol® S10-Tab CT (EPA Reg. No. 70060-28): EPA Pesticide Product Label System
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