If you’re looking for a reliable solution to ensure clean, fresh, and sanitized well water, an ozone well water treatment system can be a great option. Whether you’re worried about the presence of iron, minerals, or bacteria in your water, or if you’re dissatisfied with its taste and odor, our well pump repair company is exploring the benefits of ozone treatments to determine if it’s the right fit for your needs. Getting to Know Ozone To better understand the mechanism behind ozone well water treatment, let’s first examine the nature of ozone itself. Ozone is a variant of oxygen, denoted by the chemical formula O3 instead of the typical O2, that emerges when oxygen is subjected to an electric charge.

Ozone has been used consistently in US city to sterilize drinking water in municipal water treatment since the 1940s. The use of ozone for water treatment is one of the oldest and best known ozone applications worldwide. Until 2013, ozone is used by at least 280 American water treatment plants (WTPs). This includes only the ones with a capacity of 1 MGD or greater. According to calculation, they have achieved a capacity of 14.5 billion gallons per day in which 600,000 lb./day is contributed with the use of ozone. Since 1993, ozone technology has been used by at least 55 of these plants. Being cost effective, ozone has been proved to be a good solution for this application. Ozone is