Maintenance-free, durable products
Certified quality from a single source
40 Jahre Know-How
Made in Germany
Water treatment with ozone is a complex process and requires careful design, monitoring, and maintenance. It is often used in combination with other water treatment methods, such as filtration and UV disinfection, to provide a comprehensive water purification system. Consulting with water treatment professionals or experts is recommended to ensure the appropriate application and effectiveness of ozone water treatment for specific water sources and treatment goals.
Ozone is highly effective in killing bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens in water. It can rapidly destroy microorganisms by attacking their cell walls, proteins, and genetic material. Ozone is particularly effective against chlorine-resistant microorganisms like Cryptosporidium and Giardia, making it valuable for water treatment in areas where these pathogens are a concern.
Ozone has strong oxidation properties, allowing it to break down and eliminate organic compounds present in water. It can oxidize natural organic matter, pesticides, pharmaceutical residues, taste and odor-causing compounds, and other organic pollutants. By converting these substances into harmless byproducts or facilitating their removal through filtration, ozone helps improve the overall water quality.
Ozone can effectively remove color and odor from water. It breaks down the molecules responsible for coloration and odor, resulting in clearer and better-tasting water. This is particularly beneficial for water sources with natural or industrial color and odor issues.
Ozone can improve the coagulation and flocculation process in water treatment. When ozone is applied before coagulation, it can assist in destabilizing particles and organic matter, making them more amenable to subsequent coagulation and sedimentation processes. This can enhance the overall efficiency of water treatment.
Ozone water treatment can potentially reduce the reliance on traditional chemical disinfectants, such as chlorine, and minimize the formation of disinfection byproducts (DBPs). Ozone decomposes into oxygen, leaving no chemical residue behind and reducing the potential health and environmental risks associated with residual chemicals.
Water treatment with ozone is a widely used method for disinfection and purification of water. Ozone is a powerful oxidizing agent that can effectively destroy microorganisms, remove organic compounds, and improve water quality. It’s worth noting that ozone is a highly reactive gas and needs to be generated on-site using ozone generators. The ozone is then dissolved into the water either through direct injection or by passing the water through an ozone contact chamber. Proper ozone dosage, contact time, and monitoring are essential to ensure effective treatment and maintain safe levels in the water.
