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DECODING OZONE DISINFECTION REVISITED

Source: Pinnacle Ozone Solutions

By Louis LeBrun, PE and Thoram Charanda, Pinnacle Ozone Solutions

Late last year we published an extremely popular article on understanding the
ozone disinfection process. Based on the response, we’ve updated this year’s
article with a bit more information to illustrate how powerful these simple
tools can be to operations staff.

How Ozone Works:
You probably already know that ozone is a very strong oxidant and acts to
destroy chemical double bonds in organic compounds, these are common in cellular
matter and some proteins. You also probably know that ozone is an indiscriminate
oxidant, meaning it will readily react with whatever compounds it encounters.
This latter fact is important as it means that other compounds within the water
will also compete for the ozone disinfection reactions you are hoping to
achieve. So, lets explore this concept further in the context of a disinfection
application.





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