Configured for air feed, the new TPF XT series can produce ozone at 2-3 weight percent from 42 to 480 lbs/day. By using oxygen feed, ozone can be produced at 6-10 weight percent from 69-913 lbs/day. Power consumption is 9.5 kWh/kg of ozone produced. These systems, which are designed primarily for water treatment applications, can treat up to 50 million gallons per day of water for applications such as drinking water treatment.
Configured for air feed, the new MCP XT series can produce ozone at 2-3 weight percent from 2 to 37 lbs/day. Using oxygen feed, ozone can be produced at 6-10 weight percent from 4-69 lbs/day.
The two series employ IGBT electronics with PLC based controls. The components in contact with ozone are made of 316 L stainless or flouropolymers. The electrical components conform to CE, with UL rating available upon request. Air fed systems come with on board air dryers capable of achieving -70 degree C dew point feed gas.
Anthony Sacco, marketing director for Spartan, said: Spartan is pleased to offer these high performance systems to our customers in the United States and Canada. With increasing interest in alternative water treatment technologies, these high efficiency ozone generators offer water treatment operators and engineers additional choices for water purification.
