Technical guidance for selecting piped-output ozone generators, core components, feed gas, concentration, flow and process integration.
The Earth’s atmosphere contains ozone at low concentrations, formed by ultraviolet light, an electromagnetic radiation, and electric discharges, such as lightning. The ozone is formed by the action of ultraviolet light, which is a form of electromagnetic radiation. In terms of time and cost, ozone has proven to be the best way of air and … Read more
Ozone is a commonly used gas for sterilization in various industries for its strong oxidizing property. In its applications, ozone is most commonly used for space and surface sterilization, odor removal, water treatment, and many industrial uses. However, due to its strong oxidizing properties, to avoid its negative side effects, it’s necessary to pay attention … Read more
Since the late 1890s, ozone has been used as a potable water disinfectant, because it is one of the most powerful oxidants. It has been the disinfectant of choice in most European and Canadian water treatment plants since the 1940s because it has excellent oxidation properties, leaves no residual, and has the ability to control … Read more
In cooling towers, air washers, compressors, and other heat exchange equipment, water treatment is the most significant factor affecting their operation and longevity. In many cases, ozone treatment for ventilation systems is more economical than chemical water treatment equipment because it is modular, highly reliable, and extremely efficient. Generally, the purpose of sterilizing the water … Read more
Operators and quality managers face cross-contamination problems with aroma compounds in the beverage and brewery industries. Because it is difficult to remove aromas used in flavored products from mineral water production, they are often transferred between production cycles. Beer might transfer flavor compounds from cider to it during the fermentation and filling process, especially at … Read more
Ozone is a type of natural gas composed of three oxygen atoms (O3 – trioxygen), with a relatively unstable molecule. In nature, this gas is found in a higher concentration in the ozone layer. It can also be produced in industrial and commercial applications by Corona discharge or UV lights. The gas ozone has a … Read more
In the late 1970s and early 1980s, commercial laundering was introduced in the United States with ozone. In addition to achieving chemical free laundry with ozone, there are the economic, microbiological and environmental benefits to using an ozone generator in laundry. You can learn more about how ozone machines can reduce your laundry’s cost and … Read more
For cleaning and sanitizing process equipment, significant amounts of water, energy and chemicals are used throughout the industrial sector, food and beverage, dairy facilities, process industry, and pharmaceutical plants. With CIP ozone treatment, you can achieve high productivity of your business without worrying about its maintenance. You may face these problems if process equipment isn’t … Read more
This year, jeans are expected to reach $56.2 billion in global sales. These finishes are achieved by manufacturers using water, chemicals, enzymes, and pumice stones. Levi Strauss & Co. estimates that finishing jeans consumes 42 liters of water on average. However, some factories use 20-60 liters of water to finish each pair. At the same … Read more
