Drinking Water Treatment: Aquasource

APPLICATION BROCHURE:
AQUASOURCE
DRINKING WATER TREATMENT

MUNICIPAL DRINKING WATER
WHY DO WE NEED TO TREAT DRINKING WATER?

Drinking water is treated to kill or inactivate any pathogenic
micro-organisms such as viruses, bacteria and parasites, to
remove inorganic and organic trace contaminants which have
found their way into the water system because of pollution and
to reduce the naturally occurring organic compounds such
as humic acid and algal metabolites. In general, surface
waters such as lakes and rivers contain higher levels of
micro-organisms and are more prone to contamination
than groundwater and require different treatment regimes.
To reduce the risk to consumers, more and more countries
are introducing new drinking water regulations containing
stricter limits on pathogens and contaminants.
OUR SOLUTION TO YOUR PROBLEM
Because of their comprehensive portfolio, Ozonia and Aquasource can offer a wide range of solutions for municipal applications.
The Degrmont Technologies products have been designed so that they can be integrated into all types of treatment steps with the
minimum amount of work and time. Equipment technologies include a large spectrum of Ultrafiltration membranes, UV reactors and
ozone generators. Depending on the application in question, Ozonia and Aquasource can supply either a single technology or adopt
a multi-process approach to achieve the desired result.
MEMBRANES
OZONE
Ultrafiltration is a major step forward for

municipalities concerned about:
Offering water of constant quality regardless
of the quality and turbidity variations of
the source water. As physical barriers,
ultrafiltration membranes retain all microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses as
well as the suspended solids.
Contributing to environmental protection. As a mechanical process,
Ultrafiltration reduces the use of chemical products and waste
treatment steps, while maintaining the mineral balance of water.
Adopting a universal procedure which can be installed as a
single treatment phase or incorporated in a more complex treatment line, Aquasource Ultrafiltration units have flow rates from
3 to 200 m3/h.
Ozone has been used by municipal bodies

for many years to improve the organoleptic
qualities of water and for its germicidal action.
Ozone has many additional benefits in the
drinking water process:
In preozonation, ozone improves clarification,
avoids the transformation of precursers to
haloforms, reduces iron and manganese
and promotes the destruction of micro-organisms such as algae.
Main ozonation treatment breaks down trace contaminants and
enhances the biodegradability of organic substances which are
then removed in a biological treatment step.
Finally, combined treatment steps involving ozone and activated
carbon or ozone and peroxide are currently the most powerful
means available to water process engineers for the removal
of contaminants and constitute a vital safeguard against
contamination entering a drinking water system.
UV
UV systems disinfect by inactivating pathogenic
micro-organisms, such as viruses, bacteria and
parasites. In the UV-C light spectrum (200-280 nm),
the wavelength 254 nm is the most efficient
wavelength to inactivate micro-organisms by
damaging the nucleic acids (DNA and RNA),
which disrupts the organisms ability to replicate.
In normal applications, UV has the advantage that no chemicals
are added to the process and that no disinfection by-products are
formed. Owing to the small foot print, the UV equipment can be
easily integrated into most existing installations.
OZONE
Ozonia offers clients state of the art equipment reflecting the very
latest dielectric and power electronic technologies. In addition,
clients can profit from a unique professional expertise and over thirty
years of experience in ozone generation and application know-how.
A widely proven and reliable medium frequency technology results
in very high ozone yields from both oxygen and air. With thousands
of installations around the world, several of them over 250 kg/h,
Ozonia offers unrivalled international experience.
The table shown illustrates the ozone generator technology over
the years and compares conventional technology (CT) with Ozonia
advanced technology (AT) with both oxygen and air feed gas.
UV
Microorganisms
UV-C inactivation @ 40mJ/cm dose
Giarda Lamblia
> 4 Log (>99,99%)
Cryptosporidium Parvum
> 4 Log (>99,99%)
Escherichia Coli
> 4 Log (>99,99%)
Staphylococcus Aureus
> 4 Log (>99,99%)
Streptococcus Faecalis
> 4 Log (>99,99%)
Poliovirus Type 1
> 4 Log (>99,99%)
MS-2
< 3 Log (<99,9%)
Bacilius Subtilis
< 2 Log (<99%)
Adenovirus Type 40
< 2 Log (<99%)
The UV germicidal effect is dependent on the dose measured in

mJ/cm which is the factor of the UV intensity and the irradiation
time in the reactor chamber. It can be seen on the table that
the germicidal reduction rate, at a given UV dose, is dependent
on the species of micro-organism. For chlorine resistant microorganisms, such as Parvum and Giardia Lamblia, these are easily
inactivated with a low UV dose.
To optimize the UV dose and, consequently, the reactor
efficiency, Ozonia uses advanced Computerized Fluid Dynamic
modeling tools. The theoretical and C.F.D. results used by
Ozonia are validated by independent third-party bio-dosimetry
tests to obtain German DVGW, approval from the French ministry
of health and American USEPA certification. UV represents one
of the most cost effective (CAPEX and OPEX) technologies for
disinfection applications.
MEMBRANES
This filtration technique involves passing water through porous
and hollow fiber membranes. The membrane wall acts as a
filter for all particles larger than 0.01 micron: pollen, algae,
parasites, bacteria, viruses and large organic molecules. The
fibers are bonded at the ends by a resin, which ensures perfect
and permanent tightness of the module. In this way, the module
prevents any contact between the raw and the ultra-filtered water.
The result is perfectly pure water with a turbidity of lower than 0.1
NFU. Aquasource membranes are available in a large range of
modules, from 1 to 140 m of filtration surface area per module.
Aquaray SLP-DW
Contacts
Aquaray H2O
Materials
Cellulose triacetate or Hydrophilic polysulphone
Technology
Hollow fiber inside-out
Membrane cut-off
0.01 m
Guaranteed turbidity
< 0.1 NFU
Bacteria & cyst removal
> 7 Log (>99,99999%)
Virus removal
> 6 Log (>99,9999%)
SDI
<3
WWW.DEGREMONT-TECHNOLOGIES.COM
MEMBRANES:
Aquasource
OZAT CFV
UF SKID
Your local distributor:
info-aquasource@degtec.com
+ 33 5 61 36 30 36
Ozonia International UV
info-ozoniaFR@degtec.com
+ 33 1 46 25 39 50
OZONE:
Ozonia International Ozone
info-ozoniaCH@degtec.com
+ 41 44 801 85 11
UV:
Copyright 2009 Degrmont Technologies Ltd DISO2301EN-V1-08/2009 - Subject to change without prior notice, contact Degrmont Technologies for more information.

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APPLICATION BROCHURE:

DRINKING WATER TREATMENT

WHY DO WE NEED TO TREAT DRINKING WATER?

Ultrafiltration is a major step forward for

Ozone has been used by municipal bodies

UV-C inactivation @ 40mJ/cm dose

> 4 Log (>99,99%)

> 4 Log (>99,99%)

> 4 Log (>99,99%)

> 4 Log (>99,99%)

> 4 Log (>99,99%)

> 4 Log (>99,99%)

< 3 Log (<99,9%)

< 2 Log (<99%)

< 2 Log (<99%)

The UV germicidal effect is dependent on the dose measured in

Cellulose triacetate or Hydrophilic polysulphone

Hollow fiber inside-out

< 0.1 NFU

Bacteria & cyst removal

> 7 Log (>99,99999%)

> 6 Log (>99,9999%)

Your local distributor:

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