Photo Gallery
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Three water samples showing raw cooling tower water, the silica settled out and cleaned water ready to be returned to the tower.
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What is in your Cooling Tower water? (L-R): raw CT water; precipitating contaminants; cleaned water ready for reuse; and solid by-product of silica, calcium and other previously dissolved contaminants.
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Silica reduced from 230ppm to 11ppm
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US Air Force Site Visit
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Planning visit to Red Hawk Power Plant 640
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Demonstration of a treatment system to government and industry.
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Presenting the system to land developers and City Councilors at a demonstration in Phoenix AZ.
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Rather than fully discharge the cleaned water to the environment, a mine site chooses to create a wetlands with trees on the embankment.
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Cleaned water being discharged to the environment under an EPA License.
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Quality Assurance team conducting a 1000-hour spot-check of a system.
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A containerized treatment facility with the mine-specific health and safety modifications.
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A containerized treatment facility with the mine-specific health and safety modifications.
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Before & After treatment of combined raw sewage and kitchen waste.
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A treatment system at a municipal treatment facility in Arizona.
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The different colors achieved by the electrodes treating a range of contaminants in the waste water.
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A portable treatment system being delivered to a remote site in Arizona.
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Installing an electrode.
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Attaching power to the electrodes during site commissioning.
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Installing electrodes into a treatment system.
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A 40’ containerized system being delivered to site.
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A treatment system treating mine waste, storm water runoff with high concentrations of minerals and algal content.
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The 120ML holding pit being emptied, cleaned and discharged into the environment.
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A treatment system at a mine site removing waste water from a 120ML holding pit.
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Some of the cleaned water entering a National Park under an EPA License.
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Under an EPA License, the treatment facility discharges a mine’s clean water into a National Park.
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Skid mounted mobile system. 38’ x 8’. Capable of up to 175,000 GPD.
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Mining effluent. Before TSS – 188 mg/L, After TSS – 1 mg/L.
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The results from combined trade waste and sewage being treated in a single pass in 50 minutes.
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A treatment system operating at a municipal treatment plant.
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740 ML of mine waste water to be treated.
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A treatment system at a mine site. The holding dams are 120ML and 740ML. The system is noticeable in the top left corner of the mine site.
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The result of treating all the raw sewage and kitchen waste from a remotely located restaurant.
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The water being cleaned at a mine site from a 120ML holding dam. The water is half way down after a few months’ treatment.