10 Articles found
Jenfitch INC. Articles
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How We Easily Control and Remove Struvite and Vivianite - Case Study
This article is a brief overview on the formation of struvite and vivianite and methods that have been used to prevent and remove deposits
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ROS improves ozone system in a surface water treatment plant - Case Study
Jenfitch, Inc based in Walnut Creek, CA has developed a new oxidant that is effective at lowering TOC, reducing THM’s and HAA5’s, eliminating T & O (taste and odors), effective at controlling HAB’s (harmful algal blooms), ...
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Advanced Oxidant using Mineral Oxychloride Technology
Jenfitch, based in Walnut Creek, California, has developed a new oxidant that is effective at lower TOC, reducing THM’s and HAA5’s, eliminating T & O (taste and odors), effective at controlling HAB’s (harmful algal blooms), ...
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Hydroxyl Radical Eliminates H2S in Wet Scrubbers & Flue Gases
In a recent study in Houston, TX, H2S was removed from a natural gas stream containing 2,000 mg/l of H2S and 5% CO2 using JC 9450 ROS. JC 9450 ROS is a new mineral oxychloride compound that generates Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) like hydroxyl ...
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Stripper Wells goes from 1 BBL to 15 BBL for less $100/day
Feb 2017, Jenfitch, LLC working with a private independent oil service firm from Houston, Texas recently conducted a field study on four different low producing oil wells (Stripper Wells) in Pecos County, TX. These wells were generating 1-2 barrels ...
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Taming taste and odor (T & O) problems in a water treatment plant
Taming Taste & Odor (T&O) Problems Some taste and odors are caused by mineral constituents in the water, e.g. excess chlorine and hydrogen sulfide. However the majority of taste and odor are the result of biologic activity. Spring turnover ...
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Taming Taste & Odor (T&O) Problems - Case Study
Some taste and odors are caused by mineral constituents in the water, e.g. excess chlorine and hydrogen sulfide. However the majority of taste and odor are the result of biologic activity. Spring turnover of lakes and algal blooms are responsible ...
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Removing Dissolved Copper from wastewater effluent
Removing Dissolved Copper in Wastewater Treatment Plant How do you meet your dissolved copper discharge limit if it is 1.6 ppb, 3.1 ppb or 6.1 ppb? What is the cost to achieve these limits? Which treatment is cost effective? Is deionization, ...
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How do you remove struvite?
The photographs above demonstrates what can happen if you don’t control or remove struvite. This is a 14” diameter line used to transfer sludge from an anaerobic digester to a sludge holding pond. Every year this agency would ...