WaterTectonics AcistBox - Mobile Stormwater Treatment System
The AcistBox is a mobile stormwater treatment system that uses polymer-enhanced sand filtration (CESF) technology. This turnkey system controls pH and reduces turbidity to levels that are acceptable for discharge. The process is completely automated and includes real-time water quality monitoring, data logging, and a water quality recirculation valve that ensures effluent water meets user-defined discharge criteria before leaving the system. In Washington state, the system is approved as a General Use Level Designation technology when using Chitosan or other approved polymer products.
- Purpose-built, containerized system that meets UL508 manufacturing standards
- Process flowrate of 100gpm to 1,000gpm
- Additional pH management equipment fully integrated into process flow
- Real-time water quality monitoring helps ensure performance
- System approved as General Use Level Designation technology by Washington State Department of Ecology
Water is collected in a source tank or pond and pumped through the AcistBox by a treatment pump. Influent water quality is analyzed for Turbidity and pH and recorded on the internal system log.
Water is collected in a source tank or pond and pumped through the AcistBox by a treatment pump. Influent water quality is analyzed for Turbidity and pH and recorded on the internal system log.
Water is then sent to a media filtration system that includes an automated backwash function. Finally, water is analyzed for effluent Turbidity and pH to ensure the water meets all operator-defined criteria. If the water does not meet criteria, it is re-circulated to the beginning of the process via an auto-actuated water quality valve.