Item: static mixer
Application: chlorate destruction mixer
Materials: titanium Gr7 (0.12-0.25% Palladium)
Advantage: corrosion resistance.
The Chlorate Destruction System plays a vital role in chlor-alkali plants, specifically in managing the disposal of sodium chlorate, a byproduct formed during the electrolysis of brine in the chlor-alkali process. Sodium chlorate is produced unintentionally and can pose environmental and operational hazards if not properly managed.
The Chlorate Destruction System is designed to handle sodium chlorate efficiently, ensuring its safe and effective disposal. This system typically involves various components such as the Chlorate Destruction Tank, Chlorate Destruction Mixer, and associated equipment like static mixers or heat exchangers.
The Chlorate Destruction Mixer holds a pivotal role within the Chlorate Destruction System in chlor-alkali plants. Its significance lies in its ability to effectively mix anolyte with hydrochloric acid (HCl) before it enters the Chlorate Destruction Tank.
Here’s why the Chlorate Destruction Mixer is crucial:
Ultimately, the Chlorate Destruction Mixer ensures that the anolyte and HCl are thoroughly mixed, promoting an optimal environment for the chlorate destruction reaction. Its precision and efficiency contribute significantly to the overall effectiveness and safety of the chlorate disposal process in chlor-alkali plants.


When it comes to Chlorate Destruction Mixers, Gr7 titanium offers the following key advantages:
Gr7 titanium stands as an ideal material choice for Chlorate Destruction Mixers due to its corrosion resistance, chemical stability, strength-to-weight ratio, high-temperature resistance, and environmental compatibility.
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