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Ozone Disinfection
High ozone concentrations are produced by exposing air or oxygen to a controlled, high-voltage discharge at a set frequency. Water treatment plants then use this ozone to treat wastewater. After generating ozone gas, it is pumped into chambers to mix with water since ozone is an unstable gas that can destroy microorganisms cells. Ozone (O3) in water release the weaker oxygen molecule, penetrate the cell, and destroy the cell components (enzymes, proteins, DNA).
Features & Benefits
- Powerful oxidation agent leads to very effective disinfection with a shorter contact time than chemical disinfection dosing system
- Compact design with minimal footprint
- No chemical requirements
- Easy operation with less human interference
- More stable & provide higher residual time
Applications
- Drinking water
- Pharmaceutical
- Food and beverage industry
- Wastewater treatment
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