Hello Mariana; Ozone ...
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer
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Ozone has its place just like all chemicals do. I want a way to measure it in water, as our customers wish to achieve certain levels for their needs. Our electrolytic ozone generators are simple and inexpensive, so I am challenged with finding a sensor that is the same.
Published by Marianna "Yana" DeMyer, CEO at Roving Blue®, Inc.
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I understand Yana. I never use any chemicals. May I suggest if a company can not be found then go to a local university and present the challenge to them. Your specs, your patent, your sales. If you ever need anything environmental related just give me a call. 512-567-9700.
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer
can you please elaborate more on what do you mean by ozone eliminating beneficial nutrients? it looks to me that you are confusing ozone technology to RO.
Published by Chedly Tizaoui, Swansea University - Associate Professor
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Not at all Chedly. In all Ozone technology complex compounds are reduced into less complex compounds. The next step or protocol is to filter the remaining biosolids regardless of how small. In order to accomplish this a membrane filter is used. Membrane technology is very advanced and quite effective. It will filter out the residue down to the stated micron size of the membrane. Yes all of these technologies work. But when people are suffering a higher priority should be placed on most effective and as little cost as possible. Even turning a waste into a product for profit that will pay for itself in 1 or 2 years. Excellent question Chedly!
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer