E2metrix Inc. offers a range of products specifically designed for the treatment of industrial wastewater from dairies and cheese factories, slaughterhouses, landfills, as well as many other industries, and can also meet the needs of customers in industrial, municipal and domestic wastewater field.
ECOTHOR-16R: Diameter 485 mm, Height 1300 mm
ECOTHOR is a modular system that can be installed either in series or in parallel, depending on our client’s requirement.
| Contaminants | Removal | Best Results |
| Total Phosphorus | >99% | <0.01 mg/L |
| Ammonia Nitrogen | 95% | <0.5 mg/L |
| FOGs | 99.7% | 0.7 mg/L |
| Heavy Metals | 96% | 0.007 mg/L |
| TSS | >99% | 4 mg/L |
| Coliforms | 99.99% | <10 UFC/100 ml |
Our solution uses a finely-tuned DC current supplied to a set of exclusive and patented anodes and to one or more cathode(s). By wisely applying the fundamentals of electrochemistry and by our extensive knowledge and experience gained from years of research and development, we are able to use electrocoagulation to remove a wide range of contaminants.
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Electrocoagulation is a water treatment process whereby an electric current is applied across metal anodes to remove various contaminants from water. The metal cations dissolved in the wastewater are complexed to form hydroxide ions, and these compounds act as a coagulant. By controlling the amperage, the coagulant dosage can be adjusted to meet the treatment goals. Although the electrocoagulation mechanism resembles chemical coagulation, some differences benefit electrocoagulation. Indeed, electrocoagulated flocs differ from those generated by chemical coagulation. Flocs created with the electrocoagulation process tend to contain less bound water, are generally more resistant to shearing and are typically more easily filterable.
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