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    2. FRT – how does it work?
      • Free radicals are generated in aqueous solutions, by the means of a patent designed electrochemical cell.
      • The free radicals being – nascent oxygen, hydroxyl, perhydroxyl and chlorides.
      • Using these to create a chain reaction, producing oxidants to form countless highly reactive bubbles.
      • Destroying organic matter and reducing other elements.
    3. Effluent treatment EFFLUENT CLEAN WATER Highly reactive bubbles (1-10 microns) Effluent tank Electrochemical Cell Hydroxyl, Perhydroxyl, Oxygen and Chlorine radicals formed
    4. Typical arrangement
      • Requirements
        • 415V power
        • Fresh water supply (maintenance use)
    5. Effluent issues
      • Current knowledge is that:
        • The level of Iron (Fe) is too high in effluent system
        • There is Environmental Agency pressure due to the redness effect and effect on biological life.
      • Any other issues with the effluent system?
    6. How can FRT help your process?
      • Provide an efficient solution in water recovery
      • By removal of all organic material & metals ions
      • Elimination or settlement of suspended solids, such as clay
      • Substantial reduction in Biomass and CO2
      • Electroflucculation & electrogoagulation
      • Increased reuse of recycled water
    7. FRT changes Cationic Demand
      • Uncharged particles FRT charged particles
      • Particle become too
      • heavy and fall
    8. FRT can change your profits!
    9. FRT - IMPACT UPON AN OIL SPILL
    10. COLOUR REMOVAL
    11. Unable to Recycle?
    12. Difficult Discharge?
    13. Environment Issues?
    14. Biofilm formation Stage 1: Conditioning layer Stage 2: Bacterial Attachment Stage 3: Biofilm formation – Exopolysaccharide Biosynthesis Stage 4: Biofilm Maturation Stage 5: Dislodgement/ Detachment
    15. Obnoxious Odour
      • Results of testing carried out on 3 methylpyridine:
        • Easily combusted by Free radicals
        • Oxidant products:
          • Carbon Dioxide, Water and ammonia
      CH 3 6CO 2 +6H 2 O+NH 3 N
    16. Obnoxious Odour
        • Also the Hydrogen sulphide H 2 S which has an offensive smell and corrosive action is oxidised to: sulphate SO 4 and water:
        • H 2 S +5O . SO 4 +H 2 O
    17. Example of FRT capability – PHARMACEUTICAL WASTE
      • Removal @ Recovery of floride from an industrial waste stream.
      • Inlet > 6000ppm reduced to <0.3ppm
      • Successful trial at Abbott Laboratories Ltd/Sheppy Island
      • Achieved without additional chemical or mechanical aids
    18. Alternative Applications
    19. Other Applications
      • 3 rd World water project(s)
      • Discharge of waste from Royal Navy vessels
      • Ethanol manufacture –removal of odour
      • Odour removal from waste treatment plants
      • Legionella control
    20. FRT PERFORMANCE
      • Turbidity and colour removal
      • Elimination of suspended solids
      • Oxidation of organic materials
      • Eradication of odor formed by bacteria sulphites, ammonia, and other nitrogen compounds
      • Bacterial counts to zero if required
      • Substantial reduction of COD / BOD
      • Metal ions removal
      • Hardness reduction and hard scale formation prevention
    21. Benefits
      • Environmentally friendly process
      • Reduction in fresh water demand
      • Can be adapted for most aqueous fluid recovery
      • Recovery of unusable water
      • Faster recycling times
      • Low energy / maintenance costs
    22. FRT Application Case Study – Chartham Mill
      • Bacteria = reduced substantially to the required environmental level
      • Turbidity = reduced to the environmental level.
      • Suspended solids = reduce.
      • TDS = reduced
      • BOD and COD = substantially reduced.
      • Obnoxious odour eradicated.
      • Sticky oily material burned up.
      • Algae destroyed.
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    24. 9:00 AM Removal of Fungi 13:30 PM
    25. After 7 days
    26. Agricultural Application
    27. EXPERIENCE SAFETY TEAM WORK COMMITMENT QUALITY RELIABILITY
    28. FREE RADICAL TECHNOLOGY Dr Ramsey Haddad 01227 730468 07855 543884
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