Disinfection Of Drinking Waters With Ozone Bromat Creation

Year 2017, Volume: 2 Issue: 1(3) - Volume 2, Issue 1(3), 197 - 203, 01.06.2017

Günnur Orhan Z.Esra Durak Figen Demli Hüseyin İlter

Abstract

Introduction. Ozone gas,
in nature, occurs as ultraviolet rays from the sun break down the oxygen in the
atmosphere into ozone molecules. Technologically, it is obtained from the air
we breathe with the help of electron discharge or pure oxygen. Ozone is used
extensively in recent years for the purpose of disinfection, due to its high
oxidation potential. Ozone gas, which is a raw material oxygen, is the only
natural disinfectant. Aim of the study. Bromata, formed in the disinfection of drinking
water with ozone, emphasizes the importance of process control.

Results. It is possible to provide
safe disinfection by ensuring the use of online monitored technologies.

The
formation of a natural disinfectant has led to the rapid spread of usage areas
and their safe use. In the field of aquaculture, interest in the use of ozone
for disinfection has increased rapidly in recent years. In the disinfection of
waters, in the food industry, in cold air depots, in eliminating odor, in
swimming pools, in color removal, in waste water treatment, in nitrite,
ammonia, iron, manganese removal; Ozone gas is used in the disinfection of
living environment air. Ozone is a gas with very high oxidation power and the
most powerful disinfectant known. The high oxidation force plays an important
role in eliminating situations that would cause ozone fish diseases. The effect
of disinfection of ozone gas is 3125 times higher than that of chlorine under the
same conditions. It is more effective against chord and cysts and viruses. In
addition, after ozone is obtained by disintegration of the oxygen in the air,
and after completing the disinfection task due to its unstable structure, it is
always converted to raw material oxygen.

Key Words: Water,Ozone,Bromate,Toxicity 

Keywords

Disinfection Of Drinking Waters With Ozone Bromat Creation

References

• Günnur ORHAN1, Z.Esra DURAK1 , Figen DEMLİ1 , Hüseyin İLTER1 1 Public Health İnstitution of Turkey, Ministry of Health, Republic of Turkey
• Günnur Orhan, PhD Department of Environmental Health Ankara Sağlık Mah. Adnan Saygun Cad. No:55 E Blok Turkey Phone: [phone] Fax: [phone] e-mail: [e-mail]