Multioxidative System - Municipalities
Only 0.3% of the world’s water is available for human use, and much of it is contaminated by cities and industries. Humanity faces the challenge of treating water to make it usable, a responsibility that typically falls on municipalities.
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What are the main challenges of water and wastewater treatment in municipalities?
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Overloaded or inefficient internal treatment plants
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High investment and high treatment costs
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Large area occupation and lack of space in urban areas
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Complex maintenance requiring the use of chemicals or membranes
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Treatment processes that generate solid waste or harmful by-products requiring further treatment
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High costs associated with water and wastewater transportation
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The need for water utilization planning for Smart Cities
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Availability of reclaimed water for irrigation and other purposes
How can the Multioxidative System help municipalities?
The Multioxidative System (MOS) is a water and wastewater treatment system focused on organic and biological decontamination. Its implementation, combined with other technologies, enables proper treatment, helping municipalities address their challenges in this sector. The Multioxidative System can be deployed in various ways to achieve different objectives, such as:
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Enhancing Existing Wastewater Treatment Plants: The Multioxidative System can be integrated into existing systems or planned as a stage in new wastewater treatment plants as part of the organic and biological decontamination process. It can be positioned at various points to improve water treatment quality and reduce operational costs.
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Water Reuse: The Multioxidative System can be implemented in different locations and small treatment hubs to enable and supply reclaimed water distribution networks. In addition to creating a smart city and improving water quality, using reclaimed water in municipalities leads to significant cost savings, as more than 35% of the water used does not need to be potable.
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Small Treatment Plants: The Multioxidative System occupies a relatively small space compared to other existing technologies, making it suitable for small treatment plants serving various purposes.
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Water Treatment Plants: The Multioxidative System can be integrated into water treatment plants as part of the solution, reducing chlorine usage and enhancing the treatment of PFAS.
