Product category:
Potable water metering and distribution
News Release from: Severn Trent Services | Subject: SORB 33
Edited by the Processingtalk Editorial
Team on 16 March 2006
Trace arsenic removal systems for
drinking water
The SORB 33 treatment system and Bayoxide E33 media for the removal of arsenic in water destined for human consumption have received approval from the French Ministry of Health and Solidarity
Severn Trent Services has received approval from the French Ministry of Health and Solidarity for its SORB 33 treatment system and Bayoxide E33 media for the removal of arsenic in water destined for human consumption The SORB 33 process and technology developed by Severn Trent Services to reduce arsenic contamination has been commercially proven to effectively and economically meet arsenic levels of 10 parts per billion and below across a range of water treatment applications
This article was originally published on Processingtalk on 11 Jan 2006 at 8.00am (UK)
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An arsenic removal system, which features SORB 33 technology and Bayoxide E33 media, has been commercially proven effective for more than a decade
Bayoxide E33 is a dry, robust, ferric oxide media designed with a high capacity for arsenic, providing long operating cycles and low operating costs.
Compared to competitive technologies, Bayoxide E33 offers the lowest capital cost while providing ease of operation and maintenance.
In addition to the approval from the French Ministry of Health and Solidarity, Bayoxide E33 also has received NSF Standard 61 certification and approval by the Drinking Water Inspectorate in the United Kingdom.
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