ALUMINIUM
Katalyst-Light
AMMONIA
Red-Oxy Technologies*
Antibiotics
Red-Oxy Technologies
Arsenic
Catalytic Carbon, Titansorb
BOD
Red-OxyTechnologies
BORON
Trappsorb + Crystolite
CHLORINE
Catalytic Carbon
CHLORAMINES
Catalytic Carbon | Red-Oxy Technologies
MANY MORE
Using catalysts to split the water molecules and scavenge a specific part it using an array of products and utilizing Advanced Oxidation Process (AOP) we can create oxygen technologies. Generate powerful natural oxidizers, disinfectants, hydroxyl(OH), atomic oxygen (O1), hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) and an almost endless supply of aquatic Oxygen (O2) made from the water molecule itself!
Water supply is an efficient means to deliver a health-giving substance, it is also an efficient means to distribute harmful ones
Adsorbers, Catalytic Carbons, Instant dosing products and Advanced Oxidation processes based on hydroxyl radicals, sulfate radicals, and ferrate-based technologies to prevent water-pollution. With our technologies we can overcome the challenges our world is facing, but only if we use environmentally friendly solutions.
1 teaspoon of salt ruins 5 gallons of water and the US used 3.7 million tons of softening salt in 2005 for water softening.
A teaspoon of salt weighs 5.7 g.
453.59 g in a pound
Approximately 80 tsp in a lb.
Sodium Chloride is water soluble and thus it does and will migrate.
The softening salt from 2005 theoretically contaminated 3 trillion gallons of water.
3 trillion gallons is enough water for 33 million Americans for a year.
25% of US residences own water softeners. 75% don’t own water softeners.
Many regions need to reclaim their waste water for reuse in agriculture. You don’t have to be a botanist to know salt is bad for plants or a biologist for aquatic life. Waste water plants are budgeting for brackish water.
The 25% want the 75% to help pay for their part of the mess.
The water softening market continues to grow at a fairly steady rate. If we look at this in the long term, water softeners are an unsustainable technology in their current form. Each of them dumps 6 to 15 pounds of salt every time they clean themselves once or twice a week. Anything that has a large detrimental effect on the environment should be taken into serious consideration.
4 words for perspective and unsustainability “ Great Pacific Garbage Patch”!
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