US Rivers Require Continued Environmental Protection

American Rivers today released its annual list of America’s Most Endangered Rivers. American Rivers named the Potomac River, known as ‘the nation’s river’ as it flows through the capital, the most endangered in the country. While the Potomac is cleaner than it used to be, the river is still threatened by urban and agricultural pollution– […]

MBR Ozone System for Water Reuse in Seafood Processing

Pescados Industrializados of Mazatlan, Mexico, a tuna cannery, has installed a new MBR system with down stream ozone treatment. The primary purpose of the MBR is to treat wastewater from the plant to comply with effluent regulations of the Mexican government. 30% of the effluent is further polished using ozone, AC, RO for reuse in […]

NJ Water Upgraded to Ozone Water Treatment

A team of contractors teaming up on a project to modernize the nearly century-old Canoe Brook Water Treatment Plant in Short Hills. The $78 million venture has been named one of New Jersey’s Leading Infrastructure Projects by the NJ Alliance for Action, a non-profit statewide coalition of more than 2,500 business, labor, professional, academic and […]

Metropolitan Water District of Southern California to Spend One Billion Dollars on Ozone

To ensure Metropolitan Water District of Southern California’s imported water supplies continue to meet increasingly stringent state and federal regulatory regulations, the district is investing more than $1 billion to retrofit its five treatment plants to ozone water treatment. The two-year spending plan calls for $143 million for continued retrofits at the district’s Robert B. […]

Tokyo Wastewater Reclamation Process uses Ozone and Microfiltration

The Japan ozone Association in conjunction with the Water Re-Use Promotion Center, the Japan Water Works Association and the Japan Industrial Water Association held a seminar cover various issues related to ozone in water treatment with a focus on water reuse. A highlight of the meeting was a tour of a water reclamation projection where […]

Temple University Researcher Studies Ozone UV Water Treatment

Temple environmental engineering professor Rominder Suri, Ph.D. is developing new water treatment techniques. With the help of a grant from the National Science Foundation, Suri works in Temple’s Water and Environmental Technology Center searching for alternative water purification methods. One such method involves the use of Ozone gas and ultraviolet light to destroy foreign contaminates. […]

University of Alberta Reasearchers Show that Ozone can Decontaminate Prions in Water

A University of Alberta (U of A) research team has found that ozonation can help meat processing plants eliminate the lethal microbial material responsible for Mad Cow disease. U of A microbiology professors Mike Belosevic and Norm Neumann and engineering professor Mohamed Gamal El-Din demonstrated that infectious proteins, prions, found in the brain matter of […]

Ozone Biofiltration Enhances Drinking Water Treatment

Biological aerated filters (BAF) use submerged granular media to support biological growth and act as filtration medium, eliminating the need for clarifiers. If aerated, the filter can be used for carbon removal and nitrification. In an unaerated mode and in the presence of sufficient carbon source, this technology provides denitrification. BAF can be installed in […]

The Global Market for Ozone Technology Growing at Nearly 7% per Year

BCC Research has recently completed a technology market research report that provides an in-depth analysis of the global market for ozone technology across a range of applications. Key findings in the study are: 1. The global market for ozone technology is expected to grow to $838 million in 2016, a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) […]