Ozone oxidation technology
Ozone (O3) is an allotrope of oxygen (O2). It is composed of 3 oxygen atoms and has extremely strong oxidizing properties. It can effectively oxidize and decompose organic matter and ammonia nitrogen in wastewater. It has short contact time, high treatment efficiency, It is not affected by temperature and has the functions of sterilization, deodorization, deodorization, and decolorization.
Characteristics of ozone oxidation technology
• Ozone can be produced at the production site and does not require storage and transportation, reducing operational risks.
• Ozone has strong oxidizing effect and fast reaction speed
• Ozone has strong sterilization ability and is more effective in inactivating microorganisms than chlorine, chloramine, chlorine dioxide and other disinfectants
• Ozone can oxidize and degrade other pollutants in water
• It is virtually impossible for ozone disinfection by-products to contain THMs
• The remaining ozone in the water can be naturally decomposed into oxygen quickly and will not increase the burden on the water body after being discharged to the receiving water body.
Ozone (O3) is an allotrope of oxygen (O2). It is composed of 3 oxygen atoms and has extremely strong oxidizing properties. It can effectively oxidize and decompose organic matter and ammonia nitrogen in wastewater. It has short contact time, high treatment efficiency, It is not affected by temperature and has the functions of sterilization, deodorization, deodorization, and decolorization.
Characteristics of ozone oxidation technology
• Ozone can be produced at the production site and does not require storage and transportation, reducing operational risks.
• Ozone has strong oxidizing effect and fast reaction speed
• Ozone has strong sterilization ability and is more effective in inactivating microorganisms than chlorine, chloramine, chlorine dioxide and other disinfectants
• Ozone can oxidize and degrade other pollutants in water
• It is virtually impossible for ozone disinfection by-products to contain THMs
• The remaining ozone in the water can be naturally decomposed into oxygen quickly and will not increase the burden on the water body after being discharged to the receiving water body.
