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Page 1: Pilot Programs: WRT’s on-site successes. · Radium-laden water flows up through the column at velocities that slightly expand the bed of Z-88™ media, which is NSF standard certified

Pilot Programs: WRT’s on-site successes.

At facilities across the country, pilot studies have demonstratedthe effectiveness of WRT’s process at reducing radium levels towell below the MCL. Depending on a facility’s needs, WRT canprovide portable or mobile units for pilot tests. The purpose is to demonstrate the technology, determine media life, establishoperating costs and—when applicable—fulfill pilotingrequirements for regulatory approval.

• WRT provides delivery and setup of self-contained,ready-to-operate units

• Operator training provided• All necessary supplies and equipment are included• Length of pilot test is typically 1 - 3 months• Utility monitors operation and collects samples

Upon completion of a pilot study, we will prepare a report of theresults and a detailed cost proposal for the design, delivery andmaintenance of a full-scale system. All processes and services areprovided by WRT, eliminating a capital equipment investment by thecustomer.

WRT’s Z-88 process consistently reduced radiumlevels as high as 17.8 pCi/L to below theMCL of 5 pCi/L.

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07/12/02 8/03/02 8/25/02 9/16/02 10/08/02 10/30/02 11/21/02 12/13/02

MCL

FEED

DISCHARGE

To view case

studies, pilot study

reports and pilot

studies in

progress, visit

wrtnet.com

©2003, WATER REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY, LLC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

5460 WARD ROAD, #100, ARVADA, CO 80002303.424-5355 FAX 303.425.7497 WWW.WRTNET.COM

F r om sou r ce t o so l u t i o n

WATER REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY, LLC.

®

®

MCL FEED DISCHARGE

Page 2: Pilot Programs: WRT’s on-site successes. · Radium-laden water flows up through the column at velocities that slightly expand the bed of Z-88™ media, which is NSF standard certified

WRT®:Contaminant removal from source to solution.

To help customers meet regulatory compliance standards, WRT designs, builds and provides processesfor removing radium, chromium, arsenic, ammonia, uranium, barium and other contaminants fromwater or waste water. These patent-pending processes are the simplest, most effective and cost-efficient available, utilizing proprietary treatment media mined, processed and formulated by WRT. What’s more, our long-term contract package of process/services includes equipment, media,exchange of media, and proper handling and disposal of used media.

Advantages of the Z-88™ Radium Removal Process.

Provided on a cost-per-1,000 gallons treated, long-term contract basis, WRT’s complete radiumremoval solution guarantees results.

Guaranteed process performance made simple.

WRT’s radium removal process is designed to be added to any new or existingpotable water system. Water is passed in an upflow mode through a fluidizedbed of Z-88™ media in the treatment columns, where radium is removed bymeans of ion exchange. After the media is loaded with radium, WRT removesit from the proess vessal and permanently disposes of it in a licensed facility.

• No chemicals are added to the water for the removal process

• No liquid waste stream is generated, and no backwash or regeneration cycle is required

• Pre-treatment for iron removal is not required• Minimal maintenance and operation consists of

routine monitoring and sampling• No handling of radioactive materials, media or

chemicals by utility staff• Safe disposal of waste material to licensed

facility by WRT• Not temperature or pH dependent within the

normal range of drinking water• NSF Standard 61 certified for use in drinking

water

Our process offers themost effective andeconomical means ofradium removalutilizing Z-88 media,which is NSF Standard61 certified for use indrinking water.

Radium-laden water flows up through thecolumn at velocities that slightly expand the

bed of Z-88™ media, which is NSF standardcertified for use in drinking water.

Stainless Steel ProcessVessel

Stainless Steel ProcessPiping

Z-88™ TreatmentMedia

Flow DistributionPlate

Source Water

Treated Water

Access Ports

Pressure Valve

Media Valves

TOTA

L R

AD

IUM

CO

NC

ENTR

ATI

ON

(P

Ci/

L)

WRT’s Z-88™Radium Removal Process

For more information,please visit

www.wrtnet.com

Results of pilot testsconducted by WRT atfive differentfacilities.

FEED

DISCHARGE

OSWEGO, IL SYCAMORE, IL MEDINA, MN ELBURN, IL Edelstein , IL14.88 6.14 9.2 21.32 131.15 0.31 0.7 0.27 1.3

25

20

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10

5

0

FEED

DISCHARGE

LOCATION

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

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Page 3: Pilot Programs: WRT’s on-site successes. · Radium-laden water flows up through the column at velocities that slightly expand the bed of Z-88™ media, which is NSF standard certified

WRT®:Contaminant removal from source to solution.

To help customers meet regulatory compliance standards, WRT designs, builds and provides processesfor removing radium, chromium, arsenic, ammonia, uranium, barium and other contaminants fromwater or waste water. These patent-pending processes are the simplest, most effective and cost-efficient available, utilizing proprietary treatment media mined, processed and formulated by WRT. What’s more, our long-term contract package of process/services includes equipment, media,exchange of media, and proper handling and disposal of used media.

Advantages of the Z-88™ Radium Removal Process.

Provided on a cost-per-1,000 gallons treated, long-term contract basis, WRT’s complete radiumremoval solution guarantees results.

Guaranteed process performance made simple.

WRT’s radium removal process is designed to be added to any new or existingpotable water system. Water is passed in an upflow mode through a fluidizedbed of Z-88™ media in the treatment columns, where radium is removed bymeans of ion exchange. After the media is loaded with radium, WRT removesit from the proess vessal and permanently disposes of it in a licensed facility.

• No chemicals are added to the water for the removal process

• No liquid waste stream is generated, and no backwash or regeneration cycle is required

• Pre-treatment for iron removal is not required• Minimal maintenance and operation consists of

routine monitoring and sampling• No handling of radioactive materials, media or

chemicals by utility staff• Safe disposal of waste material to licensed

facility by WRT• Not temperature or pH dependent within the

normal range of drinking water• NSF Standard 61 certified for use in drinking

water

Our process offers themost effective andeconomical means ofradium removalutilizing Z-88 media,which is NSF Standard61 certified for use indrinking water.

Radium-laden water flows up through thecolumn at velocities that slightly expand the

bed of Z-88™ media, which is NSF standardcertified for use in drinking water.

Stainless Steel ProcessVessel

Stainless Steel ProcessPiping

Z-88™ TreatmentMedia

Flow DistributionPlate

Source Water

Treated Water

Access Ports

Pressure Valve

Media Valves

TOTA

L R

AD

IUM

CO

NC

ENTR

ATI

ON

(P

Ci/

L)

WRT’s Z-88™Radium Removal Process

For more information,please visit

www.wrtnet.com

Results of pilot testsconducted by WRT atfive differentfacilities.

FEED

DISCHARGE

OSWEGO, IL SYCAMORE, IL MEDINA, MN ELBURN, IL Edelstein , IL14.88 6.14 9.2 21.32 131.15 0.31 0.7 0.27 1.3

25

20

15

10

5

0

FEED

DISCHARGE

LOCATION

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

2

1

3

4

5

6

4 7

8

9

Page 4: Pilot Programs: WRT’s on-site successes. · Radium-laden water flows up through the column at velocities that slightly expand the bed of Z-88™ media, which is NSF standard certified

Pilot Programs: WRT’s on-site successes.

At facilities across the country, pilot studies have demonstratedthe effectiveness of WRT’s process at reducing radium levels towell below the MCL. Depending on a facility’s needs, WRT canprovide portable or mobile units for pilot tests. The purpose is to demonstrate the technology, determine media life, establishoperating costs and—when applicable—fulfill pilotingrequirements for regulatory approval.

• WRT provides delivery and setup of self-contained,ready-to-operate units

• Operator training provided• All necessary supplies and equipment are included• Length of pilot test is typically 1 - 3 months• Utility monitors operation and collects samples

Upon completion of a pilot study, we will prepare a report of theresults and a detailed cost proposal for the design, delivery andmaintenance of a full-scale system. All processes and services areprovided by WRT, eliminating a capital equipment investment by thecustomer.

WRT’s Z-88 process consistently reduced radiumlevels as high as 17.8 pCi/L to below theMCL of 5 pCi/L.

TOTA

L R

AD

IUM

CO

NC

ENTR

ATI

ON

(p

CI/

L)

TIME

20

18

16

14

12

10

8

6

4

2

07/12/02 8/03/02 8/25/02 9/16/02 10/08/02 10/30/02 11/21/02 12/13/02

MCL

FEED

DISCHARGE

To view case

studies, pilot study

reports and pilot

studies in

progress, visit

wrtnet.com

©2003, WATER REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY, LLC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

5460 WARD ROAD, #100, ARVADA, CO 80002303.424-5355 FAX 303.425.7497 WWW.WRTNET.COM

F r om sou r ce t o so l u t i o n

WATER REMEDIATION TECHNOLOGY, LLC.

®

®

MCL FEED DISCHARGE

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