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➡ >99% total PFAS eliminated.   ➡  <1 kWh/m³ energy consumed.   Curious?   Explore the full case study to discover how Oxyle’s comprehensive, all-in-one PFAS solution outperformed traditional methods in addressing groundwater contamination.  💧 #PFASnews #PFASdestruction #foreverchemicals #environmentalremediation

In just 16 months, our groundwater recirculation system achieved a staggering 99% reduction in target chlorinated VOCs. Dive into the full case study here: https://lnkd.in/eyfuuddk #EnvironmentalRemediation #GroundwaterRecirculation #ISDTechnology #CleanWater #Innovation #ETEC

So many people take for granted their always working faucet and toilet. Unless you are living off a well and using a septic tank this is a good rough diagram of most wastewater plants…follow the path of your sewer pipe feeding into the collections systems. As we deal with more contaminants of emerging concern (CECs) expect more advanced treatment stages. Even in the next few years utilities will need to spend a fortune to upgrade their facilities (or pay regional consolidators such as Metro Water Recovery) to handle just 6 PFAS out of 12,000+ “forever chemicals” so meeting just the minimum is not cost effective in the long run. Consumers will have to pressure manufacturers to find safer alternatives whenever possible. Public Utility Commissons will have to approve new higher rates and how environmental justice costs will be shared. And because we are running out of water, arid areas or regions with contaminated groundwater will need to use treated wastewater as a raw source for blended drinking water treatment plants. Even now you will find seasonal rivers where the only running water is the treated wastewater from upstream - a form of de facto direct potable reuse (DPR). True DPR will involve additional advanced treatment (probably co-located at either the wastewater or water treatment plant) with pipes running from wastewater treatment to drinking water treatment plants. Indirect potable reuse is when the treated wastewater is injected or percolated into an aquifer or river with existing water so it is a blended (not 100% treated wastewater) raw source. All water is recycled so this is the current default. #climateadaptation #wastewatertreatment #utilitymanagement #environmentaljustice

A very interesting seminar on Hydrogen Peroxide as an enhancement to wastewater treatment reuse and biofilm control in water distribution and cooling systems. #greenchemistry #watertreatment #wastewater #legionella #sustainability

Embark on a journey towards PFAS destruction in wastewater! 🎯 This strategic roadmap offers a guide through the maze of identification, diversion, accumulation and, ultimately, destruction of PFAS contaminants at water resource reclamation facilities. 💧 Join the quest for cleaner water and taking the “forever” out of “forever chemicals."⚠️ 💡 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/eT-7dSV5

Such interesting reading and innovation in this important area of water saving actions in today’s and future water scarced areas. https://lnkd.in/dPn5rMzV

From drain to gain: the hidden treasures in wastewater Discover the EU-funded research project making #wastewater a reusable resource. Horizon Magazine @HorizonMagEU Read the full story in the new Horizon article ➡️ http://bit.ly/3waaA09 #ResearchImpactEU

It's best to "unstuck" yourself before you make your next decision. Wastewater systems can be improved without a huge investment with Retrofit. Check out this helpful article: https://lnkd.in/g_4U7Czf

EP3 TEASER. This conversation dives into the key considerations developers should focus on when planning wastewater treatment plants and how customizable solutions can optimize efficiency and reduce costs. Watch full episode here: https://lnkd.in/d77Vrn-n