The Pasteurization Technology Group Project is a totally new approach to
wastewater treatment designed to eliminate the use of chlorine, ultraviolet, and
bacterial filters in water disinfection. Using exhaust from engine driven
generators, wastewater is pasteurized while co-generating electricity. The goal
of the PTG is to ensure clean, safe waste water and ample, affordable
electricity for current and future generations.
wastewater treatment designed to eliminate the use of chlorine, ultraviolet, and
bacterial filters in water disinfection. Using exhaust from engine driven
generators, wastewater is pasteurized while co-generating electricity. The goal
of the PTG is to ensure clean, safe waste water and ample, affordable
electricity for current and future generations.
2995 Teagarden St. San Leandro, CA 94577 gryan@pastechgroup.com (510) 357-0562
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Pasteurization Technology Group Meeting municipal wastewater and power supply needs for the 21st Century |
- We help wastewater treatment plants disinfect their wastewater.
- We use "waste" exhaust heat from a turbine or other source to kill the
pathogens in the wastewater. - By using "waste" heat, we can pasteurize the wastewater for almost no
cost. - Our operating & maintenance costs are minimal, which makes this
process so attractive to wastewater facilities. - Our process is patented and recently became one of only 3
technologies to meet the stringent "Title 22" standards of the State of
California. - Our pilot plant has been successfully tested at 3 different locations.
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