Ozone oxidation systems for water treatment applications for industrial, commercial, aquaculture and municipal uses

Ozone water treatment begins with the creation of ozone in an ozone generator. Then, ozone is injected into water,
and immediately starts oxidizing and eliminating contaminants, such as bacteria, viruses, fungi and algae. Ozone oxidizes organic material in the membranes of bacteria, viruses, and parasites. Ozone gas is considered as a broad spectrum biocide. It has a short half-life, so breaks down rapidly. A filter like a carbon filter can be installed to remove residual ozone before the water gets in contact with fish.

The ozone generator works in conjunction with the foam fractionator. Foam Fractionation (FF), or Protein Skimming (PS), provides continuous removal of organic wastes from solution while at the same time providing disinfections via coliform removal. This is achieved through adsorption, coagulation and micro flocculation of suspended particles. With the addition of small doses of ozone, organics removal and disinfection is improved. The resulting benefits are increased pH, increased dissolved oxygen, increased redox potential, improved water clarity and a reduction in the dependency on sand filters.

Ozone water treatment oxidizes iron, manganese, and sulfur in your well water to form insoluble metal oxides or elemental sulfur. These insoluble particles such as rust, are then removed by filtration which is typically activated carbon, manganese dioxide, or other media such as filter sand.

Currently, our smallest ozone generator delivers 1 gram per hour.