Electrochemcial Oxidation Case Studies

Real EO deployments across industries and contaminant classes — matrix, target, and outcome for each. Client-identifying details are withheld or anonymized per confidentiality agreements.

full scale electrochemical oxidation deployment and case studies
full scale EO deployment and case studies

Why This Matters

Our engineering pages explain how electrochemical oxidation wastewater treatment systems are designed. This specific page is where design decisions meet operating results: what was actually achieved, on what stream, on what timeline.

Every project and implement case study below is a summary of data and information about the operating results of different industry, pollutant water volume, problems/challenges with the waste streams, without exposing detailed information of our clients.   Until other companies, our case studies covers experiments with electrode materials, trial modules, bench modules, then pilot testing result, commercial level wastewater treatment systems.

Case Studies by Industry

[Industry Sector] — [Contaminant Type]

PLACEHOLDER — pending client data. [XX]% destruction of [contaminant], [XX] weeks from pilot to full compliance.

[Industry Sector] — [Contaminant Type]

PLACEHOLDER — pending client data. Replaced [prior technology] to meet a tightened discharge permit.

[Industry Sector] — [Contaminant Type]

PLACEHOLDER — pending client data. [XX] m3/hr full-scale deployment, [XX] months of operating data.

[Industry Sector] — [Contaminant Type]

PLACEHOLDER — pending client data. EO integrated as a polishing step after existing biological treatment.

[Industry Sector] — [Contaminant Type]

PLACEHOLDER — pending client data. CERCLA-driven PFAS destruction case with liability context.

[Industry Sector] — [Contaminant Type]

PLACEHOLDER — pending client data. Levelized cost outcome compared against the original proposal estimate.

[XX] Total Deployments

PLACEHOLDER — pending final count across published case studies

[XX] Industries Served

PLACEHOLDER — pending final count across published case studies

[XX] Years Combined Operating Data

PLACEHOLDER — pending aggregation across published deployments

See the engineering behind these deployments

The architecture choices behind the systems described in these case studies.

What changes between pilot data and a full-scale plant, you know what pilot report really validate.

If you need a broader technology screen before committing to an EO-specific pilot, start here.

See the engineering behind these deployments

Reactor Design Types

The architecture choices behind the systems described in these case studies.

Operational Cost Modeling

How the cost outcomes referenced in published case studies are calculated.

EO vs Alternatives

See how these deployments compare against the technology each one replaced.

How to Read These Case Studies

Pilot Test FAQ

Full write-ups are available on request once published, and in some cases require a signed NDA if the client agreement requires it.

Client confidentiality agreements sometimes require withholding company names, exact locations, or specific concentration data. The engineering substance of the case is preserved either way.

Reach out with your industry and contaminant type — if a directly comparable case exists but is not yet published here, we can usually still share relevant detail under NDA.

Each published case study will note when the deployment went live and the period the reported data covers.

Where does this take you next?

What you do with these case studies depends on how close your situation is to one already published.

Found a close match

Request the full write-up and discuss how it applies to your stream.

Nothing close yet

A pilot test generates the data your own case study would eventually be built from.

Want the technical papers instead

Case studies show outcomes; technical papers show methodology.

Guide To The EO Decision Gate, that is answer the question: Is EO Right for you?

Not sure if EO applies? Start with the decision gate before requesting a pilot or proposal.

Reviewed for technical accuracy by Janeczka Kowalski, Process / Electrochemical Engineering. Figures and ranges on this page are engineering starting points — verify against your own pilot or vendor data before finalizing a design.

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