Marine
MIOX sails ahead into new marine applications.

MIOX systems are used in military seafaring vessels through a partnership with Howell Labs. [Shipboard Applications]
MIOX Corporation is researching how similar designs can be utilized onboard commercial and cruise industry fleets for potable water, wastewater, and swimming pool applications.
Industry-specific advantages include:
- Reduced inventory and weight when compared with bulk hypochlorite (bleach). To generate one pound of free available chlorine (FAC) through a MIOX unit requires around 4 pounds of salt. In contrast, one pound of FAC as bulk hypochlorite weighs approximately 10 pounds, more than doubling the weight of the disinfectant.
- MIOX-produced halogen is used immediately and is not subject to degradation during storage, as is bleach.
- Safety in handling, storage, and use — the MIOX technology requires only salt, water, and power. No hazardous chemicals are generated or stored.
- The MIOX technology’s ability to maintain an active chlorine residual is significantly easier than when working with bleach.
- MIOX technology’s elimination of biofilms, which can harbor disease-causing Legionella bacteria and exert a demand on the system and an increase in required halogen dosing.
For more information on commercial and industrial marine applications, please contact Chris Traylor ctraylor@miox.com, Head of Business Development.
Future Development
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