Municipal Water & Waste
As
parasites and bacteria evolve, so too does their resistance against traditional
methods of treatment and sterilisation.
Parasites such as Cryptosporidium, commonly found in lakes and rivers
have developed a thick outer shell, making them highly resistant to chemical disinfectants
such as chlorine, vastly increasing the risk of infection and illness
especially in the young and elderly.
Following major outbreaks of Cryptosporidium in Galway and New York, this parasite is now seen as a major concern for water treatment engineers in the drinking water systems industry.
As regulations become more and more stringent and outbreaks of cryptosporidios are more publicised, the pressure to move away from traditional chlorination practices and introduce more effective modern disinfection methods increases.
atg UV Technology have supplied numerous Ultraviolet systems for drinking water disinfection applications from small bore holes supplying a few dwellings up to 60 MLD plants, that supply entire towns.
With an impressive international client portfolio and vast amount of experience in the municipal drinking water industry, atg are leading the way in the custom design of Ultraviolet technology systems that fully meet the dose and testing requirements for this exacting process.
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