Water Quality Association Ozone Task Force. 1997. A Reference Manual. Water Quality Association. Lisle, IL, 2-4. Greater oxidation power translates to faster disinfection times.
Ozone also excels over chlorine in oxidation of organics.
In addition, chlorine oxidation by-products, such as chloramines, can sometimes create further water quality problems. Employing ozone instead of chlorine greatly reduces the potential for this type of problem. Osmonics has since expanded the use of ozone into many areas of pure water processing and applications, as well as wastewater disinfection. Through our international offices and extensive distribution network, Osmonics now supplies ozone systems to customers worldwide. Future of Ozone at Osmonics As a testimony to our ongoing commitment to product development and strategic partnering, Osmonics partnered with Fuji Electric, Ltd. of Japan in 1997 to develop a full line of large commercial generators which are the most energy efficient systems available.