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M/S ROCHEM (INDIA) PVT LTD

Street Address: 101,HDIL TOWERS,ANANT KANEKAR MARG,BANDRA(EAST)

City: MUMBAI

Province/State: Maharashtra

Country: India

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Business Details: MANUFACTURER OF MARINE AND INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS

Business Type: Manufacturing

Keywords: Rochem Rust Remover Pen Oil Oil Spill Dispersant Rocor NB Coolant Electric Contact cleaner Liquid Soap Liquid Detergent Carbon remover descaling cleaning

Office Location: Maharashtra

ROCHEM DECHLOR
  • Model No: R - 100060
  • Category: Industrial Chemicals
  • Keywords: Rochem Dechlor is used for the neutralization of chlorine and/or Iodine solutions in various marine applications. Chlorine is highly toxic to fish and crustaceans so, whether disinfecting tanks or equipment with sodium hypochlorite, it is crucial to remove Chlorine prior to discharging the chlorinatedwater or effluent into the ocean. Chlorine at high concentrations is toxic to fish; at lower concentrations, it stresses fish by damaging their gills. Concentrations of as little as 0.2-0.3 ppm kill most fish fairly rapidly. To prevent stress, concentrations as low as 0.003 ppm maybe required. Fortunately, Chlorine can easily be removed from water by Rochem Dechlor, which neutralizes chlorine instantly.
  • Manufacturer Name: ROCHEM
  • Packing size: 25 KGS.
  • Price: ₹128

Description

ROCHEM DECHLOR - For Dechlorination of water - Chlorine is widely used as a disinfectant by water utilities. Chlorinated waters from various water systems are released into the oceans through activities such as water main flushing, disinfection of new mains, distribution system maintenance, water main breaks, filter backwash, chlorinated waste water discharge and other utility operations. Although chlorine protects humans from pathogens in water, it is highly toxic to aquatic species in the receiving streams. In particular, chlorine may be toxic to many species protected under the Endangered Species Act, even at very low concentrations.