Oxidizer 2000

Odor Reduction System for Waste Water Applications

Oxidation Process

Oxidation technology can be effectively employed to break down odorous gases formed in wastewater facilities or any industrial site that causes problems for those living or working nearby. The oxidation process allows a form of oxygen (ozone) to combine with odorous molecules to break down the chemical structure and reform the atoms into simple compounds. Ozone is found naturally in the outdoors. Ozone is created by ultra violet rays from the sun or by high voltage electrical discharge during lightning storms. Engineered Air’s Oxidizer 2000 copies nature by using high voltage to create a concentrated ozone discharge.

The TRI MED® Patented Process

The Oxidizer 2000 produces concentrated ozone within high voltage modules. A powerful fan draws the ozone from the modules combining them with the odorous gas molecules. The mixture of ozone and odorous gases is discharged into a specially designed reaction chamber. Chemical reactions take place that result in a deodorized mixture that is discharged to atmosphere. This patented process is completed with minimal operating cost, no hazardous waste to dispose of and no costly consumables to replace.