uv reactors, photo-oxidation, advanced oxidation (aop), recycling & engineering
for industrial use
UV-Oxidation
Photo-Oxidations
We build the complete Advanced Oxidation (AOP) treatment plant for your wastewater in containers, complying with all safety features, even in confined spaces.
Our many years of experience in the construction of Advanced Oxidation (AOP) plants ensure that no compromises are made in terms of the functionality and longevity of your AOP.
During the manufacturing of your advanced oxidation process (AOP), all framework conditions such as climatic conditions, installation conditions and the immediate environment are taken into account and always weighed up to determine whether the treatment tanks should be integrated into the AOP containers or better placed outside the AOP plant containers.
There are no restrictions on AOP processes that can be implemented as container systems.
With small volume flows, AOP systems are more compact than advanced oxidation processes that have to treat large volume flows.
The optimal realization of container systems for UV oxidation and the utilisation of all advantages of such systems for AOP can be seen in detail:
- The AOP system is best integrated via flexibly adaptable interfaces, which are planned in detail in advance during the project engineering for UV oxidation.
- Using the container for UV oxidation as a structure enables safe access and acceptable working conditions inside the container.
- In cold regions, the use of insulated containers for advanced oxidation is recommended.
- Ventilation and heat management in the UV oxidation containers for wastewater treatment play an important role.
The valuable process technology (UV reactors, control cabinet, pumps, dosing, etc.) is housed in containers for outdoor installation; containers for the reaction control of the UV processes and storage of waste water and chemicals can then be set up outdoors. This allows flexible oxidation concepts to be implemented even where space is limited. The image above shows how the UV system can later be expanded by 50% in terms of UV oxidation capacity without requiring any additional space.