Wastewater Treatment with NanoOzoneMAX
Low dissolved oxygen is one of the biggest constraints in wastewater treatment. Biological systems slow down, odors build, and aeration blowers run harder significantly increasing power costs. The NanoOzoneMAX from NanoOxygen Systems delivers a concentrated dose of oxygen and ozone directly into the water, in the form of ultrafine bubbles that stay suspended and keep working.
In a single pass, NanoOzoneMAX has raised dissolved oxygen from 0.58 ppm to more than 28 ppm, and shifted oxidation-reduction potential (ORP) from –92 mV to +100 mV, turning anaerobic, odor-prone water into an oxidizing environment.
Proven in the Field
Industrial wastewater. At a pet food manufacturing facility in Nebraska, NanoOzoneMAX treats primary effluent ahead of the secondary biological system. Operators saw a dramatic, nearly immediate rise in aeration basin DO, and chemical oxygen demand (COD) dropped from 3,420 to 2,767 with the system running, a reduction of about 19 percent.
“The NanoOxygen system’s impact on my aeration basin DO levels was dramatic
and nearly immediate.” — Environmental Manager, NE
Wash pad water. At Ocean Forest Golf Club, NanoOzoneMAX treats equipment wash pad water, with visible improvement in water quality over the first week of treatment, elimination of odor and reduced COD of 64%.
Compact, Portable, Powerful
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Small footprint. The full system fits in a 4 ft x 4 ft aluminum clamshell enclosure.
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High capacity. Treats 100 gpm, powered by two 10 LPM oxygen generators and a 20 g/hr ozone generator.
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Simple setup. Standard 2-inch hose connections and two 120V outlets get the unit running quickly at a sump, basin or tank.
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Low maintenance. A built-in strainer protects the pump, and routine upkeep is as simple as cleaning the basket.
Whether you are boosting a struggling aeration basin, reducing COD ahead of biological treatment, or controlling odor in a sump pit, NanoOzoneMAX puts more oxygen to work where you need it most.
Ready to see what better water can do for your course?
Contact NanoOxygen Systems to schedule your irrigation water assessment.