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What Is Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) Water Treatment?
What Is Advanced Oxidation Process Water Treatment? Advanced Oxidation Processes, commonly known as AOPs, are powerful water-treatment technologies designed to oxidise contaminants that can be difficult to remove using conventional treatment methods. A defining characteristic of many AOP technologies is the generation of highly reactive hydroxyl radicals (•OH). These radicals…
Chlorine Dioxide for Legionella Control in Healthcare Water Systems
Controlling Legionella in Healthcare Water Systems Managing microbial risks within healthcare water systems is an important responsibility for hospitals, aged-care facilities and other healthcare environments. One organism of particular concern is Legionella, the bacterium associated with Legionnaires’ disease. Complex building water systems can provide conditions that support microbial growth, particularly…
What Is Electrochlorination? A Complete Guide to On-Site Sodium Hypochlorite…
What Is Electrochlorination? Electrochlorination is an advanced water disinfection process that produces sodium hypochlorite on-site using three readily available inputs: salt, water and electricity. Rather than transporting and storing large quantities of bulk chlorine chemicals, an electrochlorination system generates a low-strength disinfectant solution at the point where it is required.…
Electrochlorination vs Bulk Sodium Hypochlorite: Which Is Better for Water…
Electrochlorination or Bulk Sodium Hypochlorite? Chlorination remains one of the most widely used methods of disinfecting water across municipal, industrial and commercial applications. For operators requiring chlorine-based disinfection, an important decision is how that chlorine will be supplied. Two common approaches are: Both approaches can provide effective water disinfection. However,…