Nanobubble Technology for Recycled Water Treatment
Sector: Water Supply and Storage • Location: Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia
Source: Smart Water Magazine
Graduate engineers at Greater Western Water (GWW) have pioneered nanobubble technology to enhance recycled water treatment, marking an Australian first in utility-led implementation. The project aims to improve the quality of recycled water by increasing dissolved oxygen levels, thereby reducing reliance on chemical additives and enhancing treatment efficiency.
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Description | Graduate engineers at Greater Western Water (GWW) have pioneered nanobubble technology to enhance recycled water treatment, marking an Australian first in utility-led implementation. The project aims to improve the quality of recycled water by increasing dissolved oxygen levels, thereby reducing reliance on chemical additives and enhancing treatment efficiency. |
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