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Water Disinfection

PRODUCTS

  • TrojanUVPhoxTwoChamber
    TrojanUVPhox – Environmental Contaminant Treatment System

    The TrojanUVPhox™ was designed to maximize efficiency - using 50%-90% less energy than other similarly sized UV reactors. Through the extensive use of computational fluid dynamics models and other computer simulation tools, it has been optically and hydraulically optimized to provide extremely efficient and cost-effective UV treatment. Its unique design allows for the use of multiple reactors in series.


  • Grundfos
    Grundfos Water Treatment

    Grundfos is an innovative supplier of high-quality products and services in the environmental technology and water treatment sectors. We develop, manufacture and market dosing pumps, disinfection systems, dosing systems as well as the associated measuring and control technology for these sectors.


  • Model 4200-LC Automatic Gas Feeder Controller
    Model 4200-LC Automatic Gas Feeder Controller The JCS Industries Model 4200-LC Automatic Gas Feed Controller feeds gaseous chemicals commonly used for water and wastewater disinfection accurately, reliably and safely.
  • PDSeries
    WEDECO PDO/PDA Series Ozone Generators by Xylem

    Two key features separate WEDECO’s PDO/PDA series ozone generators from all others. These include WEDECO’s exclusive use of patented EFFIZON® HP dielectric technology and proprietary high performance variable frequency power supply technology


  • WEDECO TAK 55 Outdoor by Xylem
    WEDECO TAK 55 Outdoor by Xylem

    The TAK 55 Outdoor is the solution for customers who prefer an open channel design completely installed outdoors.


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WHITE PAPERS AND CASE STUDIES

  • Case Study: Using Liqui-Cel® Membrane Contactors To Solve Resistivity Problems In A High Purity Water Loop Pureflow, Inc. is a Southeastern-based expert in designing complete water treatment systems as well as providing value-added solutions for fixing operational issues in existing systems. Pureflow teamed up with Membrana to help solve an operational issue at one of their customer’s facilities.
  • Who Needs RED? An Empirical Method For Validating The Log-Inactivation Of A UV Reactor Thereby Eliminating The Need For RED And RED Bias UV reactors are traditionally validated by determining the Reduction Equivalent Dose (RED) that a reactor will achieve as a function of flow, UV transmittance (UVT), and lamp UV output under various operating conditions. RED is determined by relating the log-inactivation of a test microbe to a dose value using the UV dose-response curve of that microbe measured in the lab using a collimated beam apparatus. Because UV reactors deliver a dose distribution, the RED is dependent on the UV sensitivity of the organism being treated. By Keith G. Bircher Calgon Carbon Corporation
  • Case Study: Newport News Uses Emerson Ozone Instrumentation For Safe, Effective Disinfection Maintaining the quality of the water supply is the top priority for municipal drinking water treatment plants across the country. Water plants use several treatment processes to ensure water quality and safety, and these treatment steps include disinfection. Traditionally, chlorine is used in both primary and secondary disinfection treatments and has been used since 1908. Some water plants are moving to ozone for primary disinfection. One water utility that is taking this direction is Newport News Waterworks. Newport News Waterworks constructed a pilot plant that uses ozone in the primary disinfection process
  • White Paper: Hydrogen Safety In ClorTec® Hypochlorite Generators Severn Trent Services’ ClorTec® on-site hypochlorite generating systems range in capacity from 6 to 3,000+ lb/day (2.7 to 1,360+ kg/day). They generate a 0.8% sodium hypochlorite solution by combining three common consumables: salt, water, and electricity, to produce a chlorine equivalent
  • Case Study: El Dorado Irrigation District, Cameron Park, CA The El Dorado Irrigation District in Cameron Park, CA received a State mandate to upgrade its existing Deer Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant to meet the increased demands in the area. The District was directed not only to meet the increased capacity but also to investigate the use of a UV disinfection as an alternative to the existing chlorine gas system to meet the effluent discharge limits of less than 2.2 mpn/100mL of total coliforms. By Degremont Technologies - Infilco
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SUPPLIERS

  • Calgon Carbon Corporation - activated carbon technology with ultraviolet light disinfection and oxidation expertise
    Calgon Carbon Corporation

    Calgon Carbon Corporation (NYSE:CCC), and its European operation Chemviron Carbon, is a global manufacturer and supplier of granular activated carbon, innovative treatment systems, value added technologies and services for optimizing production processes and safely purifying the environment


  • JCS Industries, Inc.
    JCS Industries Inc. JCS Industries, Inc. was founded in 2002 as a product development company charged with developing an alternative to the current vacuum feed liquid doser technology for a worldwide manufacturer of water and waste treatment equipment. After one year of design and two years of beta testing, JCS developed the Model 4100 Automatic Vacuum Liquid Feeder.
  • Grundfos
    Grundfos Grundfos is a global advanced technology solutions provider with an annual production of more than 16 million units, making Grundfos one of the world's foremost pump manufacturers.
  • Infilco Degremont: Equipment and Systems for Water and Wastewater Treatment
    Degremont Technologies Degremont Technologies is the Equipment Business Line Division of Degrémont, S.A., the international water treatment plant specialist, and a subsidiary of SUEZ ENVIRONNEMENT, a key player in the field of sustainable development.
  • Research and Development
    PEPCON Systems PEPCON Systems (PEPCON) designs, manufactures and services equipment that utilizes a proven electrochemical process to safely and economically treat water and control odor in a variety of applications. These systems are marketed under the names ChlorMaster® and OdorMaster® and are available worldwide.
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ABOUT

WATER DISINFECTION

Water disinfection is the process of removing unwanted chemicals, biological contaminants, suspended solids and gases from contaminated water. It is also the elimination, deactivation or killing of pathogenic microorganisms.

Methods used include physical processes such as filtration, sedimentation, and distillation, biological processes such as slow sand filters or activated sludge, chemical processes such as flocculation and chlorination and the use of electromagnetic radiation such as ultraviolet light.

Ozonators produce small quantities of ozone which is a strong oxidizing agent that kills pathogens over a short period of time.

Boiling:

In an emergency, boiling is the best way to disinfect water that is unsafe for drinking because it kills protozoan parasites, bacteria or viruses. Boiling however is energy intensive.

Distillation:

The water is usually boiled in a chamber making water to vaporize, and the pure steam leaves the non volatile contaminants behind. The steam is then condensed to form safe water. Just like boiling, distillation requires lots of resources to set up.

Reverse Osmosis (RO):

Water molecules are forced through a semi-permeable membrane, leaving the larger contaminants behind. Clean and safe water is collected from the "clean" side of the membrane leaving the contaminants behind

Water Filtration:

The contaminants are physically prevented from moving through the filter media which traps unwanted contaminants.

Ultra Violet Light:

Water passes through a clear chamber where it is exposed to Ultra Violet (UV) Light.  UV light instantly destroys bacteria and viruses there by disinfecting water.

Water Softeners and deionizers:

Water passes through a media bed, usually sulfonated polystyrene beads. Deionization process gets rid of ions from water through ion exchange.

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