Ozone output and concentration
Output in g/h is a mass production rate. Concentration in mg/L describes ozone in the gas stream. They answer different questions and cannot be substituted.
Clear units and process requirements make product comparisons more useful.
Output in g/h is a mass production rate. Concentration in mg/L describes ozone in the gas stream. They answer different questions and cannot be substituted.
Equipment can use ambient or dry air, external oxygen, or a built-in PSA source, depending on its documented configuration. Gas source affects concentration and utilities.
Equipment selection also requires water flow, chemistry, target indicator, mass transfer method, contact time and residual management. Catalogue capacity alone does not establish treatment performance.
Room volume by itself is insufficient. Ventilation, occupancy, distribution, schedule, concentration limits and re-entry controls must be reviewed.
Use the selector to see source-backed candidate families, then send project data for engineering review.
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