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Calcium Hypochlorite(CHC)

TL;DR Start with pool-treatment product identification and product identity and intended pool use. Compare the proposed grade specification and supply requirements before requesting a quotation.

Calcium Hypochlorite(CHC) — Discuss Calcium Hypochlorite(CHC) for pool-treatment product identification. Start with product identity and intended pool use and water balance and treatment equipment. Check the offered grade specification and include the intended application when requesting a quotation.

For a Calcium Hypochlorite(CHC) enquiry, include product identity and intended pool use and water balance and treatment equipment, together with the current treatment or formulation. Use the offered grade documents and a representative comparison to decide the next step.

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  • Product identity and intended pool use
  • Water balance and treatment equipment
  • Other treatment products
  • Handling, labeling and destination requirements

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Product Description

Product : Calcium Hypochlorite

Synonyms: Bleaching powder

Appearance: Granular/Tablet

Effective chlorine %: ≥70.0

CAS No: 7778-54-3

HS Code: 28281000

Molecular Formular: Ca(ClO)2

Specification:

ItemBleaching Powder
ColorWhite or Light grey
Effective chlorine %≥70.0
Moisture%4月10日
Insolubility≤3.0
CaCL2≤9.0
Yearly loss of chlorine≤8.0
Granularity(14-50 mesh)%≥90.0

Properties:

Calcium Hypochlorite (CHC), also known as bleaching powder, chlorine powder, or chlorinated lime, is an inorganic compound used for a variety of purposes. As a water treatment and purification agent, it is highly effective at killing bacteria, viruses, algae, and other pathogens; it also has bleaching capabilities that make it useful in papermaking and other industries. CHC is available in granule and tablet forms for easy use and distribution, making it an effective and reliable choice.

Usage:

Calcium Hypochlorite (CHC) has a wide range of uses, from disinfection to bleaching. It is an effective and widely used disinfectant for swimming pools, drinking water, cooling towers and sewage water, food, farming, hospitals, schools, stations, households, and more. As a bleaching agent, it can be used in wood pulp, silk, cloth, and fiber industries. CHC is available in granular or tablet form so it can be easily distributed to those who need it. Its efficacy makes it one of the most popular choices for disinfection needs.

Packing & Storage:

Calcium Hypochlorite (CHC) is typically sold in plastic drums with a polythene bag, net wt. 40kg/drum, 45kg/drum, or 50kg/drum, and should be labeled as an “Oxidant.” To ensure its effectiveness and safety, it should be stored in a dry, cool, and ventilated place; insolation should be avoided, and it should be kept away from fire and heat. Furthermore, it should not be mixed with organic substances, acids,s or reductants.

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Calcium Hypochlorite — Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is Calcium Hypochlorite used for?

Calcium hypochlorite (cal-hypo, ~65–70% available chlorine) is a fast-dissolving, unstabilized chlorine disinfectant and algaecide for pool shock, drinking-water and cooling-water disinfection and industrial sanitation.

What is the recommended dosage of Calcium Hypochlorite?

Calcium Hypochlorite is typically dosed at 1–3 ppm free chlorine (disinfection); higher for shock. The exact dose depends on water quality, temperature and the overall treatment program — VCYCLETECH provides a tailored dosing recommendation.

What is the difference between Calcium Hypochlorite and TCCA?

Calcium hypochlorite is alkaline, unstabilized and fast-dissolving — ideal for shock dosing and indoor pools — while TCCA is acidic, self-stabilized (releases cyanuric acid) and slow-dissolving, ideal for steady outdoor-pool chlorination.

What should I include in a Calcium Hypochlorite(CHC) enquiry?

For pool-treatment product identification, include product identity and intended pool use; water balance and treatment equipment; other treatment products; handling, labeling and destination requirements. State the proposed grade or specification, quantity, packaging and destination so the product and commercial requirements can be compared.
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