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Resources: Technical Reference for Electrochemical Oxidation
Articles, downloads, definitions, and regulatory context — everything on this site that isn’t a product, an industry fit, or a case study lives here.
What lives here, and what doesn’t
A reference library, not a duplicate of the rest of the site
Industry Solutions, Pollutant Fit Ratings, Applications, Products, and Case Studies each answer a specific engineering question and stay structured that way. Resources is where explanation, context, and source material live instead — this page indexes them, it doesn’t re-tell them.
Category 1
Blog & Technical Articles
Long-form explainers that go deeper than a fit rating or product spec allows — the reasoning behind a technology choice, not just the conclusion.
Sample articles — library expanding
- Why Nonylphenol Ethoxylates Are Refractory to Biology, but Not to BDD
- Reading a Pilot Report: What "Log Reduction" Actually Means
- PFAS Destruction vs. Removal: A Field Engineer's Checklist
- MMO or BDD? An Engineering Decision Tree
Category 2
Company News
Product launches, partnership announcements, and project milestones — kept separate from regulatory updates so you can subscribe to only what’s relevant to you.
Structure ready — populated as announcements occur
- BDD electrode line: development status updates
- New pilot module deployments
- Partnership and distribution announcements
- Trade show and conference appearances
Category 3
Regulatory & Standards Watch
Discharge limits and PFAS regulations shift by jurisdiction and change over time — for example, U.S. EPA actions designating certain PFAS compounds as hazardous substances have shifted compliance planning industry-wide. We track the direction of change here; always verify the current limit for your specific permit and jurisdiction before acting on it.
- PFAS discharge and reuse limit developments, by region
- Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) discharge policy developments
- Zero liquid discharge (ZLD) and water reuse policy trends
- Emerging contaminant designations relevant to industrial discharge
Category 4
Downloads & Technical Library
Product datasheets link back to the Products page rather than duplicating specs here — this library is for standalone technical documents.
Library structure ready — documents added on publication
- Application briefs (one-page technical summaries per use case)
- White papers on electrode chemistry and reactor design
- Sample bench and pilot lab report templates
- Treatability testing request form
Category 5
Video & Webinar Library
Recorded technical walkthroughs and live webinar sessions, for when a written explainer isn’t enough to show a reactor or a pilot skid in operation.
Structure ready — populated as recordings are published
- Reactor and electrode walkthroughs
- Recorded webinars on pilot testing and scale-up
- Trade show demo recordings
Category 6
Technical Glossary
Straight definitions for the terms used across this site — built for a quick check before a vendor call, not a marketing gloss.
- BDD (Boron-Doped Diamond) — electrode material with the highest oxidation potential of the common EO electrode types
- MMO (Mixed Metal Oxide) — titanium-substrate anode coated with RuO2/IrO2, the cost-efficient EO workhorse
- AOP (Advanced Oxidation Process) — any process generating hydroxyl radicals to destroy organics
- ZLD (Zero Liquid Discharge) — a treatment train designed to leave no liquid effluent
- Mineralization — full breakdown of an organic pollutant to CO2, water, and inorganic ions, not just transformation
- PNEC (Predicted No-Effect Concentration) — the concentration below which a substance is not expected to harm receiving water
Category 7
Peer-Reviewed Literature
Engineering claims on this site are grounded in published research, organized here by topic rather than as a raw citation dump — we link to the source, we don’t reproduce it.
Organized by topic, linked to original sources
- BDD electrode chemistry and PFAS mineralization studies
- MMO electrode performance across salinity and COD ranges
- Advanced oxidation process comparisons (EO vs. ozone/UV-AOP vs. Fenton)
- Textile dye and produced-water electrochemical treatment literature
Category 8
Events & Trade Shows
Where to find us in person, and where to catch a recorded session if you can’t make it.
Structure ready — populated as events are scheduled
- Upcoming trade show and conference appearances
- Live demo and technical session schedules
- Recorded past sessions, cross-linked to the Video Library
One more thing
FAQ Hub: every page's questions, in one place
Rather than repeating each page’s FAQ here, this indexes them so you can find any answer without hunting page by page.
Every resource above supports the same engineering workflow
Articles and downloads explain the reasoning; the workflow is what actually gets applied to your water.
Reading about it is step zero
Every resource here points toward the same next step: confirm it on your water before committing capital.
- Trial module — first-pass screening once you've narrowed the technology
- Bench module — confirms removal rate, byproducts, and energy demand
- Pilot module — containerized skid validated under real flow conditions
- Commercial-scale system — engineered from pilot data, not a literature estimate
How engineers actually use a resource library
Field notes on what makes technical content useful versus decorative.
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Why this library is edited the way it is
A resource library is where trust is either earned or lost — a wrong regulatory date or an invented citation here could send a permit decision the wrong way. Every article is engineer-reviewed before publication, every regulatory note carries a last-checked date, and we link to primary sources rather than reproducing or paraphrasing them into something that reads as a substitute for the original.
Engineer-reviewed before publishing
Every article and brief is checked by our process engineers, not published as marketing copy alone.
Regulatory notes are dated, not evergreen
Regulatory Watch entries carry a last-checked date; always verify current limits for your jurisdiction directly.
Sources linked, not fabricated
The literature library links to real published sources by topic; we do not invent citations to sound authoritative.
Corrections are logged
When an article or figure is updated, the change and reason are noted rather than silently edited.
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