Gas In Well Water Naturally occurring gas such as methane is commonly found in well water supplies, along with other gases including hydrogen sulfide, radon, and carbon dioxide. Methane is colorless, odorless, and highly flammable. While it does not present any health risks, it can become an explosive hazard under the right conditions and can give your water a milky and/or fizzy appearance. These issues can be solved with a Degasification System, which uses aeration to separate the gas from water. How Are These Contaminants Removed? Well water enters the Degasification System from the well pump and is sprayed through aeration nozzles. As the water is turned into a fine mist, it falls to the bottom of the tank. Gas and odor rise to the top of the system, where it is then vented outside with a jet blower. Note: This unit will need to be vented outside with PVC pipe. Choose Excalibur Choose a system you and your family can depend on to remove gases from your well water supply with a Degasification System from Excalibur Water Systems.
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