The remote island of St Helena in
the South Atlantic is one such location, which has seen four Hyprolyser® 280 systems installed for use in drinking water disinfection processes. This was part of a project to provide reliable extra disinfection capacity, in anticipation of a growth in tourism which would be generated by the island’s new airport. This success also led to another
Hyprolyser® 280 system being installed on the island. This is now serving the St Helena’s Jamestown Swimming Pool, which recently underwent a large refurbishment project carried out by Barr + Wray. The use of salt is ideal for the
conditions on St Helena, as it has an infinite shelf life despite the warm, humid climate on the island, and it can be imported and stored safely, allowing the Hyprolyser® to generate a constant supply of hypochlorite. The Hyprolyser® is ideal for this type of location as it also eliminates the problem of the significant chlorine losses that can occur when storing hypochlorites in warm climates. Hyprolyser® systems have also solved similar chemical delivery
and storage challenges in Australia. Perth-based Westwater Pty installed the systems at various drinking water treatment sites, including Australia’s first off-grid Tesla solar and battery- powered water treatment works, at Round Mountain Reservoir near Brisbane.
NEW TERRITORIES Hyprolyser® systems are now also
set to make their mark in Canada, where they are being imported by Gaffey’s Canadian partner, Pinnacle Aquatics Inc of Calgary, Alberta. Using salt to generate chlorine is not a new concept in Canada, where in-line electrochlorination systems have been popular for many years due to their reliability. However, the harsh Canadian winters can make chemical and service delivery by road a difficult challenge, especially to remote locations, and this can be a significant consideration when a swimming pool facility could be hundreds of kilometres from the nearest service and supply company. Using salt as the raw material for the Hyprolyser® chlorination process creates the opportunity for Canadian
customers to benefit from bulk deliveries which can last a whole year, making it an economically attractive and far safer alternative to storing large amounts of chlorine- based chemicals. The Hyprolyser® system’s off-line
method of hypochlorite production also offers other major advantages in terms of the extended warranty it carries, plus the reduced maintenance costs and service requirements involved. Gaffey’s Technical Director,
Andrew Gaffey, comments, “Our Hyprolyser® system has already proved its ability to solve the type of hypochlorite supply and storage problems which many Canadian customers face. Along with the growing list of
successes which we’ve had in many different international markets, this gives us every confidence that there is tremendous potential for the Hyprolyser® in Canada.”
Gaffey 01254 350180
gaffey.co.uk /
info@gaffey.co.uk
HYPROLYSER® SYSTEMS ARE
manufactured in the UK by Gaffey at their factory in Accrington. UK.
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