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Monthly Archives: March 2011
Yorba Linda to Switch to Ozone Water Treatment as the Primary Disinfectant of Drinking Water
The Diemer Water Treatment Plant in Yorba Linda shut down for a week to prepare for new equipment. The shutdown will allow crews to upgrade the plant so that it can use ozone as the water’s primary disinfectant, rather than … Continue reading
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Anaheim to Demonstrate Ozone Wastewater Reclamation
The city of Anaheim, California has awarded a municipal water reuse system contract for a demonstration facility that will supply reclaimed water for toilet flushing, irrigation, and recreational use. The project is the first ozone-based technology to be accepted by … Continue reading
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New Study Suggests UV and Ozone Will Be Fastest Growing Water Disinfectants
According to a recent study by the Freedonia Group, worldwide demand for water disinfection products is projected to grow more than 7% annually through 2014. UV and ozone are expected to grow the fastest. Regulations developed in the US and … Continue reading
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Tagged disinfection byproducts, ozone, ozone color removal, taste and odor control
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Wylie Texas Building New Ozone Water Treatment Facility
McCarthy Building Companies has started work on a project for North Texas Municipal Water District, constructing new ozone facilities for the existing water treatment plant in Wylie, Texas. The $112-million project will include the installation of ozone generation equipment and … Continue reading
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