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Frequently Asked Questions What is ozone? Ozone is a naturally occurring gas within the atmosphere. It is produced when high amounts of energy split oxygen molecules (O2) into singular oxygen atoms (O) which then combine with other oxygen molecules to form ozone (O3). O2 + O → O3 Why use ozone? The intense oxidizing power of ozone makes it ideal for destroying any of the organic matter, pathogens and hazardous chemicals found in wastewater. The by-products of ozonation are water, oxygen and carbon dioxide, making it 100% safe for the environment.
Seair's patented diffuser produces extremely small (5 micron) micro-bubbles. These bubbles increase overall surface area and stay in solution for minutes rather than seconds - allowing for more efficient use of gas and faster processing times.
What happens to the sludge? The Seair Septic Systems do not produce any sludge, all solid materials are fully oxidized.
What about larger camps? The modular design of the Seair Septic systems allows them to be scaled to fit the needs of any size camp. They can also be custom designed for specific wastewater applications. 125 man and 500 man remote units available (upon request).
How long does it take for a system to start up? Our systems are designed to be effective from the very first cycle of treatment and are therefore ideal for camps that move frequently. |
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