Water and Environment

OZONE
Drinking water requires the precision application of the oxygen molecule in several parts of a treatment train. Oxygen is used for efficient onsite generation of ozone for odor mitigation issues. It can also be used to enhance taste. An emerging application is the stripping of VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) to prevent formation of THMs (Trihalomethane) in the chloramination process.

WASTEWATER TREATMENT
Oxygen plays an important role in wastewater treatment. Most of the bacteria responsible for the decay of organic material are aerobic, so the dissolved oxygen in the wastewater must be replenished by an outside source. Efficient oxygenation is, in fact, essential to the success of aerobic biological treatment.

GROUNDWATER REMEDIATION
Groundwater remediation – the removal of trace contaminants of concern from groundwater – is becoming evermore important due to increasingly strict regulatory requirements. Often, this application only requires the temporary supply of a treatment train on a lease basis. Onsite oxygen production provides a solution that has low capital and operating costs.

OXYGEN GENERATOR MODELS