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ENPAR TECH INC. V.ENP

Industrials Pollution & Treatment Controls
"Enpar Technologies Inc is engaged in the development, manufacturing, and sales of advanced electrochemically-based water treatment systems for treatment of waste water and drinking water that are contaminated by metals or nutrients."


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ENPAR TECH INC. > New Wastewater Regs
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Comment by CommoditiesSupercycleon Nov 23, 2014 5:26pm
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RE:RE:RE:New Wastewater Regs

RE:RE:RE:New Wastewater Regs
  • Electrochemical removal: A pilot-scale charge barrier capacitive deionization process is reported as effective in removing total dissolved solids, nitrate and ammonia from water. The process employs an adsorption of ions on the surface of two oppositely charged electrodes. The process achieved ammonia removal up to 88.1% at 1000 mg/L as feed concentration (Broseus et al., 2009).
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