– Highly-effective results for micro-pollutants.

– The following dissolved compounds can be treated by oxidation:                
– Nitrites
– Sulfites
– Cyanides
– Chromates
– Fluorides
– Phosphors
– Nitrogen

– Highly-effective results for:
– Heavy metals
– Hydrocarbons
– Pesticides
– Radioactive isotopes

– Treats hard and soluble COD, colloids and the least degradable materials.

– Bactericidal and virucidal action due to an electrical field which leads to water disinfection and decontamination.

– Sludge volume less than 3% of the initial volume to be treated (10 times less than a traditional process).
Denser and less hydrophilic sludge, easier flotation and sedimentation.

– Sludge is optimized and wastewater biodegradability improved given the non-toxicity of the metal forms used.

– None, or few, chemical reagents (flocculants, coagulants and polymers, etc.).

– Less sensitive to varying chemical compositions, filler concentrations and pollutants, than physico-chemical installations.

– Vastly-reduced odors, both biological and chemical.

– Compact system which requires little space, easy to move, no or little civil engineering.

– Rapid return on investment, very low operating costs.

– May be used as an additional treatment for specific pollutants.

– Simplifies downstream biological treatments.

– Enables seasonal extra loads to be handled or total treatment capacity to be increased.