Applied technology
The generator is only the start.
Feed gas preparation, transfer into water, contact time, controls and safety determine how the complete system works.

Applied technology
Feed gas preparation, transfer into water, contact time, controls and safety determine how the complete system works.

System architecture
Equipment is specified for dry air or oxygen, depending on model and application. Gas quality matters to generator performance.
Output is selected for process demand, concentration and operating configuration.
Injection, mixing and contact are matched to hydraulics and treatment objectives.
Instruments, alarms, off-gas destruction and ventilation are integrated as needed.
Equipment and feed gas quality.
Explore solutionTransfer of ozone gas into water.
Explore solutionFrom assessment to operation.
Explore solutionNext step
Tell us what needs treatment and share the flow rate, available analyses or operating conditions.
Technical resources
An equipment list is not yet a specification. The project starts with the result that must be measured.
Read guideFeed gas quality affects output, reliability and maintenance. The choice depends on model and application.
Read guideFlow rate alone cannot reliably predict ozone demand. Testing the actual water allows a response to be measured.
Read guideInjecting ozone does not complete treatment. Transfer and reaction time also need to be designed.
Read guideOzone is useful inside the process and can be hazardous when it escapes into occupied air. Safety belongs in the design from the start.
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