Custom System Design Consultation
Turn Bench Data Into a Specified System
Once a bench or pilot test confirms electrochemical oxidation works on your stream, this is where charge density and removal data become electrode area, current density, and power supply requirements. Consultations are scoped from your own test data, not a standard vendor sizing sheet.
Why engineers trust this process
- Specifications trace back to your own bench charge-density curve, not a generic sizing chart
- Every design is reviewed by a process engineer before it reaches you
- Electrode material and configuration choices are documented with the reasoning behind them
- NDA available before you share bench data or site details
- If your bench data doesn't support a claim, the consultation says so
This consultation assumes bench or pilot data already exists for your stream. Design work without a measured charge density and removal curve is a guess, not a specification. If you don’t have that data yet, start with a pilot or bench test — it’s the input this consultation depends on.
Design consultation page reviewed: July 2026.
What you receive
What the Consultation Delivers
Every item below is sized against your bench or pilot results, and flagged if your existing data isn’t sufficient to specify it with confidence.
Electrode Area and Cell Configuration
Electrode area, plate count, and stack or cell arrangement sized to your design flow rate and target charge density.
Current Density and Power Supply Rating
Recommended operating current density and the voltage, current, and kW rating of the power supply it requires.
Energy Consumption Model
A kWh/m³ estimate at the recommended operating point, built from your bench energy data, not a vendor rule of thumb.
Electrode Material Recommendation
BDD versus MMO guidance based on your byproduct profile, target compound, and expected electrode service life.
Before the consultation
What We Need From You
The more of this we have, the more precisely the design can be scoped. Fields marked optional still help — leave them blank and we’ll flag what’s missing before the consultation.
Request a design consultation
Contact name and organisation *
Name, role, and company name
Preferred Email Address *
your preferred email address
Bench or pilot test reference *
Report date, programme reference number, or attach the bench report
Design flow rate *
m³/hr or m³/day — the flow this design should be sized for
Discharge target or regulatory driver *
e.g. 20 ng/L total PFAS, NPDES permit limit, internal target
Site power availability
Available voltage, phase, and capacity, if known
Space or footprint constraints
Available floor area or envelope, if the system must fit an existing building
Existing pretreatment or post-treatment
What treats the stream before or after EO, if anything
NDA required
Yes / no — and whether site identity should stay undisclosed
Submission is reviewed by a process engineer within 2 business days. We’ll confirm receipt, flag anything missing, and propose a time to discuss the design.
Your data is secure
We do not share your bench data, site details, or discharge targets with third parties.
Reviewed by an engineer
Every design brief is read and scoped by a process engineer, not routed through a sales queue.
NDA available on request
For proprietary matrix data or undisclosed site locations, we'll sign an NDA before you share details.
How it works
How the Design Consultation Proceeds
1
Submit bench data and design brief
Bench or pilot results, design flow rate, and discharge target are reviewed against what's needed to specify a system.
2
Engineer review and clarifying questions
Gaps in the data are flagged here — before design work starts, not after a spec has already been drafted.
3
Design consultation call
Electrode configuration, current density, and power supply options are discussed directly with the engineer who sized them.
4
Preliminary design package delivered
Electrode area, power supply rating, energy model, and materials recommendation, documented for internal review.
Why these designs hold up
Built From Data, Reviewed by an Engineer
Traceable to measured data
Every electrode area and current density figure in the package traces back to a specific point on your bench charge-density curve, not an assumed removal rate.
Honest about the limits of the data
If your bench data doesn't cover the flow range, contaminant mix, or operating window the design needs, the package says so instead of extrapolating quietly.
Engineer-authored, not automated
A process engineer reviews the bench data, drafts the design, and signs off on it before it's sent — there's no automated sizing tool in the loop.
Common questions
Design Consultation FAQ
NDA-first
We sign NDAs before any confidential bench data or site details are shared.
Engineer-designed
Every design is produced and reviewed by a process engineer, not generated from a lookup table.
Submission-ready
Packages are formatted for internal capital approval and, where scoped, for permitting review.
Ready to Specify Your System?
Send your bench or pilot data and we’ll tell you within 2 business days what’s needed to scope the design, and what, if anything, is missing.
Helpful to include
- Bench or pilot test report, or a reference number if we already have it on file
- Design flow rate and the discharge target the system must meet
- Site power availability and any footprint constraints
- Whether an NDA is required before you share site details