Water Treatment Services
Permanent H₂S Destruction in Wastewater
STX Redox Process
Source Technologies’ STX Redox Process rapidly and completely oxidizes hydrogen sulfide and related odorous compounds. The reaction prioritizes sulfide, breaks it down, and converts it into stable, inert elemental sulfur, without generating additional waste or sludge. Unlike traditional approaches that sequester, precipitate, or simply mask the problem, Source's chemistry is a true destruction technology. It does not move the contaminant from one medium to another.
It eliminates it.
ETX Redox Process
Like in the STX Process, the ETX Redox Process occurs when Source’s catalyst, a complex organic compound, is combined with selected oxidizing agents, i.e. H₂O₂, in solution. This attacks the H₂S problem in a two-fold manner. First, any H₂S already present will be oxidized within minutes. Secondly, hours later when the oxidation is completed, formation of new H₂S is prevented for up to 60 hours.
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Calcium nitrate is used in chemical feed systems to minimize hydrogen sulfide formation, by providing nitrate a preferred oxygen source over sulfate (SO4). One great advantage of calcium nitrate dosing systems is that it is biologically friendly and non-hazardous, while still being effective at odor control.
