Electro Coagulation

Waste water enters the system through continuous tube-shaped inline Electro Catalytic Reactors. These reactors optimize contact between their active components and the water flux. The process is an energy efficient continuous system. This part of the process can be designed to use donating anodes that directly release these ions in the water/contaminants matrix, or to operate using non-degrading Dynamically Stable Anodes, where previously injected ions are thoroughly mixed, as the application requires. This stage coagulates the suspended solids, oil, grease and non-soluble organics and breaks the oil emulsion, so that all of these can be removed in the next stage, Electro-Flotation.