“We conclude that the on-site chlorine production, done by electrolysis was the best technology, without risks, beyond representing a smaller operational cost of around 40%. It was also used acid fluorine. which is corrosive and of complicated handling. We started using sodium floussilicate today we have the best technology in the market and that works well with very little maintenance. A big improvement!”

“We had cost reduction of over 37%, without considering the costs with maintenance of dosing pumps and application of sodium hypochlorite. Another important cost was showed in the reduction of 50% in the application of alkalizing products.”

” We had meaningful improvements in the results of free chlorine at the edge of our piping network after the use of the Hidrogeron generator. We noticed that the strong smell of chlorine in the water was reduced, both in the exit of the water treatment station and in the taps of our clients. With the acquisition of the Hidrogeron system, we had a drastic cost reduction. The results related with the process of iron and manganese oxidation in the station were and still are amazing. The system operation is simple and safe. We are happy with the efficiency of the equipment for reaching our expectations.”

“After a period of experience with the Hidrogeron system, we started the pre-oxidation in the water treatment station because of the presence of algae. Thereby, we could increase the capacity of filtration and efficiency on the station. At the same time reducing chlorination costs in over 80%!  “

“The main gain with the Hidrogeron generator was the elimination of the unconformity stablished by the Health Department of Brazil. It also happened a drastic cost reduction: The Hidrogeron technology guaranteed us savings of over 60% each year since its installation, in 2006. Beyond that the water treatment station didn’t need to stop even for one day for lack of production or problems with the system. This is owed to the excellence of the technology and the maintenance offered through the Hidrogeron.”