Dye Degradation

Catalyzed decomposition of hydrogen peroxide is a technology allowing decolorization treatment of waste water. Our technology allows to fully degrade all kinds of industrial dyes, such as those commonly used in the food and textile industry (including the most notorious azo dyes) even in high concentration. The technology is environmentally friendly and does not use any harsh solutions or reagents such as chlorine, or any kind of bleach, strong alkaline or acidic solutions. No pH adjustment is needed for the treatment.

Dye discoloration, degradation and mineralization

before treatment after treatment

The process, which is based on the most efficient hydroxyl radicals, is much more powerful than any of the conventional methods. Our technology is able to fully remove color contaminants of such dyes as: Tartrazine, Erythrosine, Allura Red (red 40),Orange II, Bengal Rose, Fast Green, Brilliant Blue, Brilliant Green, Methyl Violet, Naphthol Yellow S, Rhodamine, Congo Red and other dyes. The technology is scalable and can be also used to treat other organic impurities.

ORANGE II