Agriculture and aquaculture
Greenhouse irrigation.
Recirculated irrigation water can carry organics and biofilm toward emitters and roots. Ozone is assessed in a controlled loop to improve water without exposing crops to residual oxidant.
Agriculture and aquaculture
Recirculated water returns to the crop
Assess source, nutrients, drainage, filters, salinity and materials. Inject where mixing and contact are adequate; check residual compatibility before returning water to crops.
Application point
Treat without harming nutrients or roots
Treatment must work with filters and nutrient management. Residual before the roots matters as much as circuit microbiology.
Application is placed before water reaches crops or animals. Filtration, contact and residual removal are adjusted so oxidation occurs inside the treatment loop.
On-site verification
Observe emitters, water and plants
Measure emitter blockage, water quality, microbiology and crop condition during a pilot.
Sampling points and comparison conditions are defined before claiming a reduction or saving. This helps separate treatment effects from normal process variation.
Next step
Assess your greenhouse irrigation project.
Share inlet data and the outcome you need. We will propose the next technical step.