Industries

Where Hydro is put to work

One system, multiple applications. What changes between them is which gas the unit makes, and what has to come out of the water.

A river winding through farmland, seen from the air

The four industries

Dams, lakes and ponds

Control of harmful algal blooms and cyanotoxins, E. coli and harmful bacteria, organic pollutants, odours and unsightly water, low dissolved oxygen and biofilm. No toxic chemical residues, and safe for the aquatic biome.

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Food Production

Irrigation water for horticulture, greenhouse and turf. Oxygen through the water column in aquaculture. Drinking water for dairy, feedlot, piggery and poultry stock, and the wastewater a farm has to treat before it can reuse it.

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Drinking water

Water sanitation in remote communities and improved water security. Chemical free operation, low power that enables off grid use, and removal of odour and taste contaminants.

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Wastewater treatment

Improved aerobic digestion and enhanced breakdown of organic pollutants. Reduced odours, improved suspended solids removal, less biofilm, and higher quality water for reuse applications.

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Evidence

Ten case studies, most of them at Australian sites.

Lake Albert, Jubilee Lake, Willunga Dam, West Lakes and SA Tomatoes, plus two studies with the University of South Australia and an independent review of the research.

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