How is Ozone used for Water Purification? This fully integrated water treatment system effectively removes nuisance iron, sulphur, and manganese, as well as iron and sulphur bacteria, without the use of chemicals. Water entering the filtration system passes through an ozone layer, where impurities are oxidized, deodorized, and enlarged for easier filtration. These impurities are then held in the filter until a backwash cycle occurs, during which they are sent to the drain and a fresh ozone layer is created. Ozone is generated by compressing ambient air, separating and concentrating the oxygen, which then passes through a generator utilizing a "corona discharge" – essentially creating “lightning in a bottle.” By utilizing ozone, the system eliminates the organics that cause iron and sulphur reducing bacteria and strips off the slime coating on the filtration media, keeping it disinfected and your water free of iron and sulphur bacteria as it regenerates daily with ozone injection. Ozone Ozone Media Media Media Media Ozone Ozone Media Media Service Raw water enters the filter and first passes through the ozone dome where the Ferrous Iron is oxidized and made ready for filtration. Next, the oxidized water passes through the filter media to remove the oxidized (Ferric) iron, and related tastes and odors from the water. Backwash The system cleaning begins with a backwash cycle that reverses the flow of water to lift the filter media and wash trapped iron particles to the drain. Ozone Induction During the draw cycle, ozone is generated and drawn into the tank to reestablish the ozone dome.
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