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8-01-2015
"Take care, respect and improve the World´s water"

2. BACKGROUND
Copper is probably one of the oldest bactericides and
algaecides known to man for the control of bacteria,
algae and fungi in drinking water.
Water, a not always unlimited resource, is the essential fluid for all living beings.
Access to water has become a global issue of public interest that goes beyond the
social, economic and geographical inequalities
Already in ancient Egypt the water is left in copper vessels to purify it and its use
has been well documented since 1850. It is located as a natural element on earth
and, despite being highly reactive and toxic to many bacteria and algae, is
beneficial to the plant and animal life.
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3. ¿WHAT IS APC (copper)?
stable dissolution of copper ions
 Occurs with food grade elements and does not generate waste byproducts
and in their manufacture.
 In it application complies with the provisions of the WHO recognizes a
maximum level of up to 2 ppm for copper in drinking water treatment.
 It is not toxic to humans and animal life and is friendly to the environment.
 No biomagnification occurs. Copper does not accumulate or concentrate in
the food chain.
This is a biocide which is presented as a …
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4. As the copper, the silver has been in use historically like bactericidally. The ions
silver act as pratoplasmic poison on having combined with the proteins of the
bacterial cells.
* The combination of Cu + Ag + ions increases the bactericidal action of
copper and no generate disinfection byproducts.
In the US, many water production companies use copper-silver ionization as a
clear substitute for chlorine to prevent the formation of these products.
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¿WHAT IS ACP (copper and silver)?
It is a unique suspension * copper and silver ions in
aqueous solution itself has properties that help in the
disinfection process.

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- Es una suspensión única de iones cobre y
desinfección.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ACP AND IONIZATION
 Zero energy expenditure in its application.
 Using simple procedures.
 Easy control of total ions released.
 Null implementation costs.
 Portability of ions remote territories.
 Homogeneous dispersion in application.
 More effectively.

6. FEATURES
Shows high activity at low doses
 Broad spectrum
 Quick Action
 Active in presence of organic matter
 Non-toxic
 Noncorrosive
 Easy to apply
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7. EFFECTIVENESS
Destroy all forms of bacteria and viruses,
enveloped and non-enveloped, mold, mildew,
fungi and algae effectively.
The vibrio cholerae is controlled in 20 minutes with low concentrations, as a
dilution of 1 / 480,000 with ACP.
Legionella pneumophila
Salmonella typhimurium
Enterococcus faecalis
Escherichia coli
Vibrio Colera
Salmonella enterica
Clostridium perfringens
Candida albicans
Polio Virus
Pseudonomas aeruginosa
Staphilococcus Aureus
Herpes simplex I y II
Shigela sonnei
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8. EFFECTIVENESS
Diatomaceae
Asterionella
Fragiliaria
Melosira
Navicula
Nitzchia
Synedra
Stephanodiscus Tabellaria
Mallomonas
Peridinum
Synura
Uroglena
Scenedesmus
Spirogyra
Staurastrum
Ulotrix
Volvox
Zygnema
Chlorophyceae
Cladophora
Closterum
Coelastrum
Conferva
Desmidum
Draparnaldia
Eudorina
Enteromorpha
Hidrodictyon
Microspora
Falmella
Panodrina
Raphidium
Controls
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9. THE SUBSTITUTE OR SUPPLEMENT OF CHLORINE
Replaces chlorine or reduce their
consumption by combining both products
Chlorine is …
 Toxic
 Irritant
 Volatile
 It runs quickly
 Accused odor
 Unwieldy
Treatment / disinfection of water and wastewater
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Combined ...
with ACP we lower chlorine levels
used to the maximum permitted
by the WHO (0.5 mg / L) and in
turn can ensure excellent quality
of drinking water.

10. PRODUCTION LINES
1. Purification
2. Disinfection and hygiene
3. Conservation
4. Wastewater and environment
5. Agriculture and livestock
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11. APLICATIONS
1. Purification
 TSW: Treatment Station Water
 Aeration towers
 Domestic (inaccessible areas)
 Deposits in small towns
 Ships at sea: military and civilian
 Oil rigs
 Military: missions abroad
 Campgrounds: humanitarian missions
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12. APLICATIONS
2. Disinfection and hygiene
 Hospitals and makeshift hospitals
 Schools
 Shopping Centers
 Hotels
 Air conditioners
 Sprinkler irrigation and ornamental fountains
 Ponds and lakes on golf courses
and recreational areas
 Pools and spas
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13. APLICATIONS
3. Conservation
 Home use
 Fruits and vegetables exporters
 Growers and florists
 Bottling companies
 Canning and fishing on the high seas
 Fish factories manufacturing
 Meat Industry
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14. APLICATIONS
4. Wastewater and environment
 WWTP: Wastewater treatment plants
 Septic tanks and sewage
 Water channels and contaminated aquifers
 Oil industry
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15. APLICATIONS
5. Agriculture and livestock
 Irrigation and spraying
 Chicken farms
 Pig farms
 Cow farms
 Fish farms
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