APPLICATIONS | PROCESS FUNCTION |
Drinking water | Energy saving through consumption-dependent ozone addition andoptization of the ozone generators (kWh/kg O3) |
According to some national and international regulations themaximum residual ozone in treated water must not exceed 0.01mgO3/liter H2O |
Swimming pool water | Regulation of residual ozone ahead of the activated carbonfilter when there is cross-sensitivity of chlorine because of rapidchange of the swimming population |
Mineral water | Assurance of a residual ozone quantity to prevent precipitationof iron and manganese after filling into bottles. |
Riverbank filtrate | Selective measurement when there is potassium permanganate inthe water |
Highest-purity water | Protection of the reverse osmosis system |
Control of the UV lamp for residual ozone destruction |
Assurance of disinfection by means of low residual ozonecontent |
Automatic control of electrolytic ozone-water generators |
Sea water | Bromine chemistry |
Process water Wastewater Dump seapage water Pulp sludgeElectroplating wastewater Organic chemistry Textile wastewater | Generation of concentrated ozone water up to 200g mgO3/H2O forrapid reactions with high COD values, surface treatment ofsemiconductor materials, decoloring, detoxification, bleaching,disinfection, cracking, synthesis. |
Cross-sensitivity due to micro-bubbles, flocs, turbidity, dyes,salt content. |
Cooling water | Corrosion protection |