Ozone Systems

YAZHL OZONE systems are normally used for the treatment of potable water, swimming pool water, water in the food and beverage industry, aquarium and pool water in zoos, and cooling and process water.

Pharmaceutical Ozone systems

Ozone technology delivers the most powerful commercially available oxidant and disinfectant with few detrimental or detracting issues. Ozone sanitization and disinfection has been used for decades, and its adoption in pharmaceutical water systems has been increasing for...

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Shrimp Hatcheries Ozone Systems

Ozone systems provides you numerous advantages with respect to cost benefits, water quality and health of live aqua species which also give you an clean environment. Ozone completely oxidizes organic pollutants and also better oxygen generation within water.

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Swimming Pool Ozone systems

Swimming pool water pollution is mainly caused by swimmers. This makes it a very dynamic pollution, which is dependent on the number and types of swimmers. Swimming pool pollutants can be divided up into three groups: microorganisms, undissolved pollutants and...

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Air Treatment Ozone Systems

Air Treatment. Ozone and ozone generators can be used in a wide range of air treatment applications. By using ozone and oxidation you can efficiently reduce or completely remove fat, odors, contaminants and many other substances, in various applications.

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Ozone is used to disinfect, deodorize, decolorize and decompose organic substances in water. It is also used to prevent formation of THMs in water. Ozone molecules are unstable in water, decaying to ordinary diatomic oxygen molecules. The ozone system has a low impact on the environment.

Ozone has a greater disinfection effectiveness against bacteria and viruses compared to chlorination. In addition, the oxidizing properties can also reduce the concentration of iron, manganese, sulfur and reduce or eliminate taste and odor problems. Ozone oxides the iron, manganese, and sulfur in the water to form insoluble metal oxides or elemental sulfur.

In addition to these commercial methods, ozone may also be made through electrolytic and chemical reactions. In general, an ozonation system includes passing dry, clean air through a high voltage electric discharge, i.e., corona discharge, which creates and ozone concentration of approximately 1% or 10,000 mg/L.