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Ozone treatment of artesian well waterThe problem is that good purification of water from initial harmful impurities requires the use of strong oxidizing agents such as chlorine or potassium permanganate. It is exactly what is most water purification installations. There's no need to tell any more why use of chlorine is bad, but potassium permanganate is hazardous also. Manganese is much more toxic than iron it is used to clear water of, and it is impossible to ensure its complete absence in clarified water, even if the sys tem works ideally, let alone the case of any breakage. Besides that, waste potassium permanganate remains in ground and spoils it. An ideal solution is using an oxidizing agent as OZONE for water treatment. Ozone is produced from air oxygen immediately before being brought in to the water being clarified. Ozone is a very powerful oxidizing agent, and at the same time it is completely harmless from the ecological point of view since its lifetime in water does not exceed several minutes, and, on having fulfilled its useful job, it transforms back into oxygen it was produced from. This unique feature of ozone is also the reason for its use as an oxidizing agent in the best water treatment systems. |
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| Cottage artesian water treatment unit Fer-Ozone series. | Artesian water treatment unit Fer-Ozone-15 |
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The Fer-Ozone unit exposes the water being clarified to ozone which oxidizes hydrogen sul fide and organic
compounds, sterilizes the water and converts iron and manganese into in soluble
forms. After that, clarified water is fed to the wash filter filled by activated carbon where iron and manganese are mechanically filtered
off, organic compounds oxidize finally, and residual ozone turns back to
oxygen. The activated carbons acts in such unit not as an ad sorbent, but rather as a catalytic agent and serves many years without
replacement.
Thus, we receive ideally cleared oxygen-rich potable water where all inorganic salts required for a human being remain. |
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