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Electrochemical Oxidation: Downloads

Process data sheets, bench test templates, sizing worksheets, and technical guides for electrochemical advanced oxidation — formatted for engineering and procurement teams. Every document carries an issue date and version number.

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Documents on this page are technical references, not sales materials. Each carries an issue date and version number. Superseded versions are archived, not deleted. If you need a document format not listed, contact us.

Page last reviewed: July 2026.

What you will find here

Structured technical documents, not white papers

Downloads contains documents designed to be used — in a procurement process, a bench test setup, a capital estimate, or an engineering review. Original research papers and peer-reviewed studies are on the Literature page. Engineering commentary and process explanations are on the Blog. This page contains things you open in a separate window while doing actual work: data sheets, templates, checklists, and sizing tools.

Document types

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Process Data Sheets

Electrode specifications, cell configurations, operating ranges, and treatment performance data for standard system configurations.

Bench Test Templates

Standardised data collection forms for bench-scale electrochemical oxidation trials — current density log, COD/TOC tracking, sampling protocol.

Sizing Worksheets

Input-output worksheets for preliminary system sizing: flow rate, pollutant load, target removal, current density, electrode area, and energy estimate.

Engineering Checklists

Pre-commissioning, site assessment, and integration checklists for engineers scoping an electrochemical oxidation installation.

Application Guides

Contaminant-specific treatment guides — PFAS, 1,4-dioxane, pharmaceuticals, cyanide — covering target parameters, known interferences, and performance benchmarks.

How documents are structured

What every download includes

Version control

Every document carries a version number (v1.0, v1.1) and an issue date. When a document is updated, the prior version is archived rather than deleted.

Scope statement

Each document states what it covers, what it does not cover, and which other resources on this site it complements — so you know immediately whether it matches your need.

Internal cross-links

Application guides link to their corresponding Applications and Case Studies pages. Sizing worksheets link to the relevant blog articles explaining the methodology behind each input field.

Document index

All downloads

Documents are listed by category. Each entry shows the document title, type, version, issue date, file format, and file size. Where a document is related to a specific contaminant, it links to the corresponding entry on Applications or the Regulatory Watch. For peer-reviewed source data behind any figure in a download, see Literature.

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Using these documents

Where downloads fit in the engineering workflow

Literature

Peer-reviewed studies that provide the source data behind performance figures in our data sheets.

Blog

Engineering articles explaining the methodology and assumptions behind sizing worksheets and bench test templates.

Applications

Application-specific context for contaminant treatment guides available in this download library.

Case Studies

Real project data that validates the performance benchmarks referenced in our process data sheets.

Common questions about electrochemical oxidation download section

Downloads FAQ

No. Documents are available without registration. If you want to discuss a specific document or request a version tailored to your project parameters, use the contact form — that conversation is separate from the download itself.
Downloads contains documents we produced — data sheets, templates, worksheets, guides. Literature indexes documents produced by external researchers and institutions: peer-reviewed journal articles, conference papers, and institutional reports. When a download references an external source for a performance claim, it cites the corresponding Literature entry.
Blog articles explain process engineering in prose — they are for reading and understanding. Downloads are for using — opening alongside a project, filling in, referencing in a specification, or handing to a procurement team. A blog article might explain how to interpret a current density vs. removal curve; the corresponding download is the bench test template that generates that data.
Yes. If you need a specific data sheet format, a sizing worksheet for a contaminant not yet covered, or a checklist for a specific installation context, contact us. We prioritise document requests from active projects.
Every document carries a version number and issue date. If a document has been updated since you last downloaded it, the entry in the index will show the new version number alongside the previous one.

No registration required

All documents are open-access. No email capture before download.

Version-controlled

Issue dates and version numbers on every document. Prior versions archived, not deleted.

PDF and XLSX formats

Data sheets in PDF, sizing worksheets in XLSX — the format that matches how each document is actually used.

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Tell us the contaminant, your flow and loading parameters, and your target — we can produce a sizing worksheet or application guide specific to your treatment scenario.

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