Natrona County’s drinking water is taken from the North Platte River and is treated at the Central Wyoming Regional Water System (RWS) with the primary disinfectant being ozone. The facility produces up to 25 million gallons of water per day. RWS uses chloramines as their secondary disifectant to keep bacteria from growing in the delivery […]
Month: March 2014
Ambient Ozone Measurement for Ozone Water Treatment
The use of ozone water treatment systems requires the measurement of ambient ozone levels as a safety measure. OSHA sets a 40 our exposure limit to ozone in spaces where people are present of 0.10 or less. Emissions from the ozone system or the down stream processes can exceed the OSHA levels. If this occurs, […]