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Water Ripple

ELIMINATE ODOR IN ONE DAY.

ERADICATE ALGAE IN TWO WEEKS.

ALL WITHOUT CHEMICALS.

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50 years of

COMBINED EXPERIENCE

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THE WATER OX 

Supplemental oxygenation, advanced mixing and opposite charge coagulation technology.

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Build Healthier Biomass To Increase BOD / COD Removal Rates 
 

The Water OX releases a steady flow of microscopically sized and non-rising oxygen bubbles into the water treatment system. This tiny size coupled with their ability to stay in the water column make them completely accessible and useful to the biomass. 

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Diffuser bubbles rise and dissipate quickly compared to The Water OX's bubbles, which sink and stay in solution. 

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Push Dissolved Oxygen Residual Past Theoretical Saturation Point with The WATER OX

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Increase Biological Kinetics & Accelerate Chemical Reaction Rates  

Traditional mixing techniques achieve a minimum level of mixing by pushing water forward in an attempt to create a circulating motion of the surrounding water. The Water OX discharges a strong push forward as well, but this discharge also possesses a high-speed vortex spin, which pulls in the surrounding water from all sides.  This push/pull technique multiplies the mixing capabilities of a reactor to enhance biological kinetic rates and accelerate chemical reaction rates. 

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360-Degree Push And Pull Mixing Action

Opposite charge attraction encourage coagulation and improves settling 

The Water OX produces trillions of microscopically sized bubbles every minute. Each bubble possesses a slight negative charge which attracts the positively charged suspended solids around them. When enough of these coagulations occur, the solids become heavier and settle. This opposite charge attraction, coagulation and precipitation phenomenon leads to improved settling of suspended and dissolved solids in the clarifier or settling basin.

Coagulation & settling effects of opposite charge attraction 

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