Welcome to Ecodose - Ecologically friendly water treatment

The ECODOSE system combines science, technology and engineering process protocol in a unique, synergistic process train to remove predetermined contaminants from wastewater.

An ECODOSE system consists of an electron generator, coupled to an electrochemical reactor housing a specified number of confined metal electrodes, configured to effect the predetermined depollution of a particular wastewater.

The reactor treats a wastewater flow (now called an electrolyte). Confined metal electrodes are suspended in the electrolyte flow so that an electric current passes through. This current generates a number of reactive chemical species. These reactive species are engineered and manipulated to convert, destroy, react with, precipitate or change some, or all, of the pollutants. The resultant product is then separated, or escapes from the electrolyte, or is no longer a pollutant.

For example, by generating a ferric-cation in the reactor the ECODOSE system can cause a phosphate reaction that yields an irreversible precipitation of phosphate from the wastewater to a level below 1 milligram per litre. Should it be required, the simultaneous removal of sulphates, organics, chlorides, fluorides, heavy base metals and radio-nuclides can also be carried out during this process.

It is evident that, by the imaginative combination of chemical species generated and the various contaminants to be removed, a virtually unlimited treatment and purification potential exists.