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The Newsletter of the International Ozone AssociationThe Newsletter of the International Ozone Association

OZONE NEWS Volume 46, No. 3 • June, 2018

IOA Conferences in Shanghai, Las Vegas and Lausanne

Strategic Plan for the IOA

OZONE NEWSVolume 46, No. 3 June, 2018Editor: Barry L. Loeb

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As a member of the IOA, you will receive bimonthly issues of the Ozone Newsnewsletter, bimonthly issues of the technical journal Ozone: Science &Engineering (OS&E), and IOA's Publication Catalog which includesworldwide conference proceedings, monographs, and special reprints. Inaddition, members receive discounts on IOA worldwide publications andmeetings.

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For membership and publication information, please contact the IOA officenearest you:

Pan American Group (PAG)

Mrs. Jennifer Fuel, Administration and Communications OfficerInternational Ozone Association, Pan American Groupc/o Southern Nevada Water AuthorityPO Box 97075Las Vegas, NV 89193Tel: (1) 480-529-3787Fax: (1) 480-533-3080Email: [email protected]; [email protected]

European-African-Asian-Australasian Group (EA3G)

Mr. Alain Lasalmonie, SecretaryTreasurerAssociation Internationale de l'OzoneEmail : [email protected]. Beatrice Bernard, SecretariatIOA-EA3G- Bât. B167 rue Marcel Doré - TSA 4110586073 Poitiers Cedex 9, FranceTel: 33 (0) 5 49 45 44 54Fax: 33 (0) 5 49 45 40 60Email: [email protected]; Web: www.ioa-ea3g.org

Nippon Islands Group (NIG)

Mr. Junji HirotsujiInternational Ozone Association#301, 10-10 Nihonbashi Tomizawa-choChuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0006, JapanTel: (81) 3 6661 1622Fax: (81) 3 6661 1623Email: [email protected] web: www.j-ozone.org

Ozone News Volume 46, No 3

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

ON THE COVER

Ozone Conferences Worldwide, pp 14, 20,

25

IOA Strategic Plan, p. 17

4 Index of Advertisers

5 INDUSTRY NEWS

- Mazzei Injector Company Celebrates 40

Years

6 - Equova Acquires Pacific Ozone

Technology, Inc.

8 - CDM Smith Projects Win 2018 AAEES

Excellence in Environmental Engineering

and Science Awards

9 - PureWater Colorado Direct Potable Reuse

Demo Project will Employ Xylem

Technology

10 - Ozone-Based Treatment for Refinery and

Petrochemical Wastewater

12 - News in Brief

- Membrane Applications for Water Reuse

14 IOA NEWS

- Upcoming IOA Board Meetings

- Report from IOA-EA3G Shanghai

Conference

17 Strategic Plan for the International Ozone

Association

22 Keynote Speaker Announced for Las Vegas

Conference

Technical Tours Finalized for Las Vegas

Conference

23 New IOA Members

24 Meetings Calendar

28 Announcement - IOA-EA3G Conference,

Lausanne Switzerland

30 Announcement - IOA-PAG Conference,

Las Vegas, NV, USA

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INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

28 AirSep Corporation

2 Air Physics Co., Ltd.

7 Analytical Technology

13 Aqua-Aerobics Systems, Inc.

8,9 BMT Messtechnik GmbH

23 ClearWater Tech, LLC

4 Eco Sensors, Inc./KWJ Engineering

12 Dr. J Hänsler GmbH

27 IN USA Teledyne API

6 Mazzei Injector Corporation

5 Mitsubishi Electric Power Products

10 Plasma Technics, Inc.

11 Qingdao Guolin Environmental Technology

Copyright© 2018 International Ozone Association. All rights reserved. Nopart of this publication may be reproduced, stored, transmitted, ordisseminated in any form or by any means without prior written permissionfrom the International Ozone Association. The publisher assumes noresponsibility for any statements of fact or opinion expressed in the publishedpapers.

Attention IOA International BoardMembers

The next meeting of the IOAInternational Board of Directors will be

on Tuesday, September 4, 2018 inLausanne, Switzerland. Please see

details on page 14.


INDUSTRY NEWS

MAZZEI INJECTOR COMPANY CELEBRATES 40

YEARS OF INNOVATION, COLLABORATION AND

SERVICE

Angelo and Mary Mazzei receive the California LegislatureResolution in Mazzei’s honor.

The founders and employees of Mazzei Injector Companycelebrated the organization's 40th anniversary on April 12,2018 with a look at the evolution from its humble beginningsin Angelo and Mary Mazzei's Bakersfield garage to itsmaturation into a world-renowned leader in fluid processingtechnology. Today, the company--still headed by AngeloMazzei, who has been joined by his daughter Celia "Cece"Cobar as head of research and development--employs morethan 28 people and manufactures venturi injectors and otherspecialized fluid handling equipment in Bakersfield.

"I think the single best attribute of Mazzei Injector, which hashelped the company succeed for all these years, is the passionfor excellence that Angelo has, and that has permeatedthroughout the company," said Geoff Whynot, president ofMazzei Injector Company, at a luncheon marking theanniversary of the company's establishment.

Venturi Principle

Mazzei, who grew up in the San Joaquin Valley and worked onhis uncle's farm after graduating from Fresno State College,built his first injector to efficiently blend fertilizer withirrigation water from the pressurized supply lines feeding offthe California Aqueduct. He tapped into the venturi principle,using a specially designed configuration that directed water toincrease velocity through a chamber, creating a vacuum thatpulled fertilizer into the system and mixed it with the flowingwater. With no moving parts and powered by a minimal

differential pressure of the water in the line, the system washighly efficient and almost foolproof. Mazzei received his firstpatent, and founded the company with Mary, in 1978.

Since its start in agriculture 40 years ago, Mazzei injectors havebecome widely used for fluid processing solutions in a widerange of industries. Winemakers use Mazzei injectors toimprove yeast growth during fermentation of their wines.Utilities use them to more efficiently purify drinking water.Food companies and industrial customers use them to reduceodors in their wastewater. Hot tub makers place small Mazzeiinjectors in their systems to blend ozone into the water forsanitation. And farmers are still using Mazzei injectors toprecisely manage fertilizers and crop protection products inirrigation water, and, increasingly, to aerate the root zone.Other Mazzei inventions have further enhanced the efficiencyof gas/liquid mixing, which has long challenged engineers.

"For 40 years, Angelo has built more than a company, he's builta culture--a culture of innovation, a culture of collaboration, aculture of service," said Jim Lauria, vice president of sales andmarketing.

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EVOQUA ACQUIRES PACIFIC OZONE TECHNOLOGY, INC. TO

EXPAND INDUSTRIAL DISINFECTION TREATMENT SOLUTIONS

Evoqua Water Technologies Corp. announced it has acquiredprivately held Pacific Ozone Technology, Inc., a leadingmanufacturer of advanced ozone disinfection systems, testingproducts and support services for a wide range of industrialapplications. The acquisition adds a new technology – ozonedisinfection – to the Evoqua portfolio and further underscoresthe Company’s industry-leading capabilities in the watertreatment market.

Pacific Ozone Technology Inc. serves the beverage, foodprocessing, high purity, textile, ground remediation andaquaculture markets globally. It serves its customer base withstate-of-the-art ozone generator systems, ozone test kits andfield service support. Their Floating Plate Technology producesreliable and efficient ozone generation in an economical, air-cooled system. It will become a part of Evoqua’s Productssegment, which specializes in innovative water disinfectiontechnologies and global service and support.

Industry News (cont’d)

Collaboration and Commitment

The Mazzei team has collaborated closely with scientists,farmers, industrial engineers and other experts to advancewater treatment. The company has been a strong supporter ofFresno State's Center for Irrigation Technology, a thoughtleader in water management that is respected worldwide. Thatlong partnership illustrates the spirit of innovation andcollaboration that has marked the company's history, saidLauria.

The family and company are also deeply dedicated to service tocustomers, industries, educators, students, and to theircommunity, Lauria added. Angelo Mazzei has donatedcountless hours as a volunteer for industry organizations, civicgroups and the Foundation board of California StateUniversity, Bakersfield. "The past 40 years have been anexciting experience that has given me the opportunity to workwith many outstanding people to grow the company," saidAngelo. "I'm pleased to see the company positioned for futureinnovations and positive growth."

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CDM SMITH PROJECT WINS 2018 AAEES EXCELLENCE IN

ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE™ AWARDS

The American Academy of Environmental Engineers andScientists (AAEES) recognized three winning CDM projects atits Excellence in Environmental Engineering Science (E3S)Awards and Competition luncheon on April 19, 2018. The E3Scompetition rewards the best of today’s environmentalengineering and science projects on the basis of “holisticenvironmental perspectives, innovation, proven performanceand customer satisfaction, and contribution to an improvedquality of life and economic efficiency.”

The Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources (GCDWR) received the Grand Prize in the Research category forDirect Potable Reuse Pilot Testing of Ozone-Biofiltration/Research Project (Water Research FoundationProject Reuse-15-11). To help fulfill its mission of providingsuperior water service at an excellent value, GC DWRdeveloped and led a research program to study techniques thatenhance current water treatment processes and evaluate futureoptions for water supply. The goal was to evaluate thefeasibility of direct potable reuse to achieve high qualitydrinking water using an alternative treatment train with two-stage ozone-biological filtration, without the use of reverse

The acquisition of Pacific Ozone marks the second transactionby Evoqua in 2018 and the 10th acquisition by the Company inthe past two years. The brand will join Evoqua’s stable ofdisinfection brands which includes Wallace & Tiernan®systems, and ETS™, Barrier®, and Delta® UV products.

Pacific Ozone is based in Benicia, California in the north bayarea of San Francisco. It has approximately 25 employees and5,000 installations across the globe.

Evoqua Water Technologies is a leading provider of missioncritical water treatment solutions, offering services, systemsand technologies to support its customers' full water lifecycleneeds. Evoqua Water Technologies has worked to protectwater, the environment and its employees for over 100 years,earning a reputation for quality, safety and reliability aroundthe world. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, EvoquaWater Technologies operates 160 locations in eight countriesand, with 200,000 installations and more than 85 servicebranches, holds leading positions in the North Americanindustrial, commercial and municipal water treatment markets.


osmosis. This research was funded by the Water ResearchFoundation and support by DCM Smith and Stantec. CDMSmith supported BC DWR’s principal investigator by assistingwith pilot design and operation, developing the research plan,sampling, data management and analysis and summarizing thefindings. Additionally, CDM Smith managed five third-partylaboratories who performed analytical testing services. Pilottesting was completed in June 2017, and the final technicalreport is being prepared.

Source: www.cdm.com

PUREWATER COLORADO DIRECT POTABLE REUSE DEMO

PROJECT WILL EMPLOY XYLEM TECHNOLOGY

Xylem Inc. has been engaged as a water technology solutionsprovider to the PureWater Colorado Demonstration Project,which aims to demonstrate direct potable reuse (DPR) as asafe, reliable and sustainable drinking water source. DenverWater has partnered with Carollo Engineers, WateReuse

Colorado (WRCO) and Xylem on the project which is locatedat the Denver Water Recycling Plant and will run during Aprilthis year. Some of the water produced will be used to brew beerto raise awareness among the general public about this waterpurification process.

Water reuse is part of Colorado's Water Plan to reduce theamount of water diverted from rivers and streams, creating asustainable, efficient way to extend the state's water supplies.

The demonstration project uses a five-step process to purify thewater for recycle: ozonation, biological filtration,microfiltration, granular activated carbon filtration and UVdisinfection. An advantage of the process is that it does notgenerate a waste stream of concentrated salt that can bedifficult to dispose in states that are not close to the ocean.

Declaration Brewery company will use some of the purifiedwater to create a special craft beer to promote water reuse andto celebrate Denver Water’s 100th anniversary.

You can discuss this project with Xylem representatives at theupcoming IOA-PAG conference in Las Vegas



OZONE-BASED TREATMENT FOR REFINERY AND

PETROCHEMICAL WASTEWATER

The March 26, 2018 issue of Water Technology Onlinedescribes in detail a SUEZ integrated process to treat refineryand petrochemical wastewater from a PetroChina facilityoutside the city of Chengdu in China’s Sichuan province.

The treatment plant capacity was 2,500 m3/h of wastewatersplit equally between a crude oil processing facility and anethylene production facility. The design criteria were to reuse70% of the wastewater effluent for cooling tower feedwater,reduce wastewater flow to 430 m3/h and reduce COD to 60mg/L.

The effluent was treated by sand filtration, ozonation,biological filtration, ultrafiltration and reverse osmosis. Thereverse osmosis brine concentrate was again treated by ozone,biological filtration and filtration through granulated activatedcarbon before being discharged into a local river. The COD of



the wastewater was reduced from 950 mg/L to 40 mg/L for therecycled cooling tower feedwater and 60 mg/L for finaldischarge.

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Xylem was named the Water Technology Company of the yearat the 2018 Global Water Awards. This award is presented tothe company that made the most significant contribution to thefield of water technology in 2017.

Aclara, St. Louis, MO and SUEZ North America haveentered an exclusive strategic partnership to deliver advancedmetering infrastructure (AMI) and smart infrastructuresolutions (SIS) that will enable SUEZ to better servemunicipalities across the United States.

Xylem Inc. has acquired EmNet LLC, a provider of smartsolutions that help municipalities manage the urban water cycleand wastewater and stormwater systems.

MEMBRANE APPLICATIONS FOR WATER REUSE

Reverse osmosis (RO) membranes have been used in waterreuse since the 1960s, however; the use of membranes in full-scale reuse applications has changed dramatically. The goal formembrane facilities in water reuse applications is finding the

balance between cleaning frequency and chemical and energycosts. The American Water Works Association (AWWA) hasreleased a new manual, M62 Membrane Applications for WaterReuse.

This 320-page manual presents a comprehensive description ofthe issues related to applying membrane technologies in waterreuse projects. In addition, this manual devotes an entirechapter to case studies to showcase a variety of real worldapplications.

This manual is available from the AWWA for $125 (AWWAmembers) of $195 (non-members). Due to the increasing roleof ozone in membrane processes, this manual would be a goodaddition to the ozone professional’s library.



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UPCOMING IOA BOARD MEETINGS.

Please note the message below from IOA President BernhardPaolini

IOA International Board of Directors MeetingIOA International Committee Meetings

IOA International Executive Operating CommitteeMeeting

Meetings 2018

Please be informed that IOA Board and Committee meetingswill be held on:

Tuesday, September 4, 2018in the City of Lausanne, Switzerland

Please make your travel arrangements in such a way, that youcould be available for meetings starting in the morning.

IOA Board DinnerYou and your spouse are invited to a dinner held on:

Tuesday September 4, 2018 time and place to bedetermined (Lausanne, Switzerland)

More details will follow at a later date. This is to allow you tomake your planning.

Looking forward to meeting you all in my home country.

Do not hesitate to contact me, if you need more information.

Kind regards

Bernhard Paolini

IOA President

On December 5-7, 2017 IOA-EA3G in cooperation withTONGJI University of Shanghai, have organized a conferenceabout the possibilities offered by Ozone and AdvancedOxidation for the Water – Food – Health Nexus. Theorganization was similar to that the conference held inShanghai in 2013.

1. Conference objectives- Overview of the current state of knowledge and latest

advances regarding the use of ozone and advancedoxidation

- Solutions to societal issues related to water, food, health,and the environment

- Focus on innovative applications of ozone and AOPs- Interface with scientists, researchers, students, engineers,

users, technical experts, representatives of leadingorganizations from various disciplines.

2. Program and attendance- 5 sessions- 20 oral presentations- 5 key note lectures (see program)- authors from 7 countries, - 1 technical visit

Welcome speech by Prof. XU Bin, Vice Dean, College ofEnvironmental Science and Engineering


IOA NEWS

Conference introduction by Frédéric Violleau, IOA-EA3GPresident

There were 80 attendees including researchers, engineers,

master students and users from 9 countries. The scientific

program included 20 oral presentations on ozone application in

various fields of water treatment, food and medicine

applications.

All the attendees during a coffee break

3. Technical program. Concluding remarks by M.Roustan/S. Baig

The discussion on all topics was of high quality.

Conference room and exhibits

4. Technical visit. Concluding remarksThe seminar included one technical visit of the Solvay research

center with a special focus on the development of AOP

processes for high COD water effluents treatment.


Advanced Oxidation processes• Purpose is advanced treatment

• Targets are numerous, in different types of waters

• AOP selection and implementation requires technico-

economical assessment in comparison with conventional

technologies and combination thereof

Ozone in Agrifood • Large applicability with supporting scientific background

• Major driver is the reduction of use of chemicals

• Difficulty for in field implementation: how to perform the

contact?

Applications and Engineering• Master the fundamentals face to the process complexity

and matrix variability

• Development of specific case solutions (execution,

treatment line) for industry

• Drivers are most often compliance with regulatory

standards but also material recovery objectives

• Ozone plant optimization: safety, reliability, energy

requirements

Ozone, Medicine and Health• Ozone Indications have one phenomenon in common:

high oxidative stress and antioxidant insufficiency

• The low-dose ozone concept in the form of Major

Autohemotherapy MAH is a safe, standardized systemic

ozone treatment concept

Highlights by the IOA Engineering Group• Application perspectives: high innovation dynamics,

Water treatment predominance, High growth rate for the

global ozone technology market

• IOA initiatives: Strategic agenda, guidelines and

standards, Development of Ozone and AOP database,

discussion network

• Technical focus: Determination of Instantaneous Ozone

Demand as first step in ozone reactor design

IOA News (cont’d)

5. Acknowledgments

Suez company was the general sponsor of this event. Fourexhibitors were present during the 2 days conference. Theorganizers thank all of them, plus Solvay for sponsoring thetechnical visit, the chairpersons, the speakers, the contributorsto the program and organization committees. Special applauseswere made for SHEN Jiaqi (Maggie SHEN), coordinator of UNEnvironment - Tongji University, Institute of Environment forSustainable Development.

Technical Program

listing of technical papers presented at the conference follows.The conference book given to all attendees contained theabstracts of the technical presentations

Opening General SessionOzone applications in China, from industry to home and fromA to Z, G. Y S Chan, B.Y. Xu (PR China)

Session 1. Advanced Oxidation processes 1.1. Ozone and Advanced Oxidation Processes: technologies

and applications, S. Baig (France)1.2. Degradation of ibuprofen using ozone combined with

peroxymonosulfate, Z. Yuan, M. Sui, B. Yuan, P. Li, J.Wang, J. Qin, G. Xu (China)

1.3. Seasonal occurrence of micro pollutants in drinking watersources – evaluation of treatment strategies using AOPsand ozonation. J. Scheideler, B. Holden, K.-H. Lee, M. Ma(Germany, England, Korea, China)

1.4. Optimization of ozone-dosage requirements for textilewastewater effluent through laboratory tests and analysis

of reaction kinetics, S. Yan, M. Randall (China, USA)1.5. Technico-economical assessment for selection of

technology for hard COD removal in industrial effluents,H. Ji, A. Li, M. Zhou, Y. Penru, S. Baig, Y. H. Yang(China, France)

Session 2. Ozone in Agrifood 2.1. Ozone in agriculture and food applications, F. Violleau

(France)2.2. Production of ozonated water droplets and desorption. M.

Roustan (France)

Session 3. Applications and Engineering 3.1. Introduction. Fundamentals for design of Gas-Liquid

ozone reactors. M. Roustan, J.S. Pic (France)3.2. Cyanide recovery from thiocyanate by ozonation of

mining effluent. B. Heiniger, L. De Franceschi, A. Murillo(Switzerland)

3.3. Wanhua, from lab tests to full scale plant, L. Fan, L. deFranceschi, S. Foucher, B. Heiniger, C. Ji, M. Wang, K.Wasiak, J. Yu (China, Switzerland)

3.4. Hard COD removal in textile dye effluent with a 2 stageAOP treatment applying ozone first, followed byozone/hydrogen peroxide, B. Heiniger, L. De Franceschi(Switzerland)

3.5. Advanced ozone oxidation - proven solution to meetstringent effluent standards, R. Liu, C.Q. Lin, J. Wang, T.Bao (China)

3.6. Thermal vent ozone destructor technology using heatrecovery process improves resistance to harsh processand operating conditions, C. Huynh, W. Uttinger, E.Aubin, H. Fellmann (Switzerland)

3.7. Importance of feed gas quality for ozone generation, N.Brueggemann, R. Fiekens, M. Salvermoser, L. Zhou(Germany)

3.8. Prediction of Shallow Water Flow in Confluence ChannelUsing Lattice Boltzmann Method, Q.-Y. Yang, J. W.-Z. Lu(Hong Kong SAR)

Session 4. Ozone, Medicine and Health 4.1. Ozone in Medicine - State of the Art. Scientific

Background, Clinical Evaluation and EvidenceClassification, R. Viebahn-Hänsler (Germany)

4.2. Health assessment and study on consumption of ozonatedwater – A 3-year case study on mouse, G. Y S Chan, Z.M. Chen (China

Session 5. Highlights by the IOA Engineering Group M. Roustan, S. Baig (France)

For information on availability of the program of abstracts orfull papers, if available, please contact the IOA-EA3G officeat [email protected]

Reported by Sylvie Baig and Frédéric Violleau


Conference HostTongji University

General Sponsor& ExhibitorSUEZ (Ozonia)ExhibitorDr. Hänsler GmbH /OZONOSANExhibitorZhejiang WaterGuardian IntelligentTechnology CoExhibitorShanghai DaYuanEnvironment Science &Technology Eng. Co.

Technical VisitSolvay

The International Ozone Association Board of Directors hasseveral committees, one of which is the Strategic PlanningCommittee. The Strategic Planning Committee is chaired by DrBaig as Past President and include the Chair/President of eachRegional Group, the International President and the PresidentElect. This committee has responsibility for the long-termplanning of the IOA.

The IOA currently offers the following benefits to members:

• Free bi-monthly IOA Newsletter, Ozone News, whichhighlights scientific and technical topics and reports IOAactivities and meetings of interest

• Free bi-monthly IOA Journal, Ozone: Science &Engineering (OS&E), the peer-review IOA Journal whichpresents research papers covering all aspects of ozone andrelated species issues.

• Free access to Members’ area of IOA websites for onlineAssociation News, IOA membership directory, access toOS&E, technical and market insights and other ozone-related items.

• Up to 25% discount on registration fees to InternationalConferences, World Congresses and technical seminars.

• Annual Publications Catalog offering up to 20% discounton IOA publications covering a wide range of books,scientific technical reports and conference proceedings.

• Information on industry advances in Industry News sectionof Ozone News.

• Manufacturers guide, in place in one region, and plannedfor a second region.

• Substantial discount on fees of advertising in Ozone News.• Opportunity to participate rewards program held at World

Congresses to recognize contributions to ozone scienceand technology, and the IOA.

The Strategic Planning Committee under the direction of Dr.Sylvie Baig held several meetings over one-two years anddeveloped a Strategic Plan document which was approved inby the IOA Board in September 2013. The document, preparedby Dr. Baig is summarized below. The Strategic PlanningCommittee will review this document at their upcomingmeetings to make modifications as necessary. If you have anycomments on the Strategic Planning document, please contactany committee member with your input.

Introduction

The purpose of the International Ozone Association (IOA) wasestablished in 1973 by industry and research visionary people;its purpose being, Education & Science on any and all aspects

of ozone and related oxygen species technologies.

The IOA must activate to support a rapidly changingenvironment. This changing environment involves:• New challenges to meet increasing human needs for food,

water, energy, goods, health and environment protectionthat increase with population, urbanization, rising of livingstandards. They offer an even greater potential to ozoneworldwide as shown in a promising market analysis.

• Numerous players organizing interpenetrating networkswith that of the IOA.

Environmental needs constitute a driver of growth for the IOAas the leading organization promoting dissemination ofknowledge and source advances to promote development oftechnologies and applications of ozone and its derivedoxidants.

Stronger and stronger awareness of the Board of Directors overpast years led to the gradual establishment and formalization ofa strong strategy for the future of the Association based on itsmembership growth. The present document reports thisstrategy assessment and the related agenda.

This plan is driven by the ambition to offer members excellentservices and many opportunities of collaboration according totheir expectations, to greatly increase the Associationrecognition and connections.

The execution of the plan is up to the commitment of theDirectors of the Board and Officers, all volunteers, who havecontributed and will continue to contribute and to convertmanagement wishes into accomplishments. Combining andmastering its three strategic directions aims long- term successof the IOA as number one association on ozone related scienceand technologies.

Strategic Document

I. Strategy

In developing the strategic document, a Root Cause Analysisapproach was used which outlined key issues to address by theIOA Officers and Directors both at the International andRegional Group level. This is not necessarily a picture of theorganization; rather it outlines items which, if present, cancause a membership from succeeding and cause a membershipdecrease. Like other organizations, the IOA has seen amembership decrease. Some of the decrease is likely due toitems outside our scope of control. There are items, however,


STRATEGIC PLAN FOR THE INTERNATIONAL OZONE ASSOCIATION (2018)

which can be addressed to minimize any decrease, bring in newmembers and encourage previous members to rejoin.

A chart showing the Root Cause Analysis flow pattern is shownabove.

Accordingly, the resulting roadmap focuses on acomprehensive communication strategy that aims:• GrowthMembership growth through excellent service to members andbetter marketing.

• Involvement:Increased member satisfaction and involvement in IOAactivities and management.

• RecognitionBased on its shared expertise, its long standing as internationalorganization, continuation of positioning the IOA as a referencenetwork and major force as educational and scientificorganization in ozone and related oxygen species – (“AOP”term did not already exist at the IOA creation date).

• LeverageBetter effectiveness of actions on a worldwide scale and use ofresources within the whole organization.

II. Strategic Agenda

The Strategic Agenda is more specific and focuses on threeintegrated directions on which new actions have been initiated,run among our assets, or will be developed. An effectiveCommunication Plan will be essential to implement theprocess. A comprehensive communication strategy will resultin:• Growth: membership growth through excellent service to

members and better marketing

• Involvement: increased member satisfaction andinvolvement

• Recognition: position of IOA as a major force as a“educational and scientific organization dedicated to thecollection and dissemination of information on, and otpromote research in any and all aspects of ozone andrelated oxygen species technologies”

Communicate or “Collect and disseminate information”according to the IOA mission, related to the associationitself

• Ensure the best technical and scientific value of IOApublications: Membership Directory, Ozone News,Ozone: Science & Engineering Journal, new tools andguidelines released by the Ozone Engineering Group, newworldwide ozone references survey.

• Offer high quality events through proper selection oftheme and program, professional organization of events:Regional Conferences, Workshops and World Congresses.

• Refine and develop materials with suitable format: newelectronic corporate identity including www.io3a.orgwebsite and IOA presentation, Technical data sheets andan IOA “welcome package” for new members.

Address issues according to current expectations of “Ozonepeople”, member or non-member, according to theiraffiliation and country both which widely among industry.

The following chart shows a forecast of the dynamics of ozoneactivity per geographical area and should guide the IOA as towhich areas to apply focus.

Specific areas of focus include:

• Offer attractive opportunities for presenting/publishingpapers on research topics to academics: peer reviewed


Ozone: Science & Engineering Journal with short reviewdelay; events/conferences with registered proceedings

• Provide exhibition space, training programs, scientific andtechnical data readily available on emerging to matureprocesses, products and applications to industryrepresentatives; events, workshops, engineering tools andguidelines.

• Promote networking possibilities, easy access to services.This can include IOA events and the Ozone EngineeringGroup.

• Enlarge communication actions to emerging geographicalarea for ozone research other than the old ones (NorthAmerica and Western Europe). (See market forecastabove)o Reports on special meetings o Encourage close collaboration between the Regional

Groups• Frame and define theme issues and promote

research/technology applications on themo Organize and utilize dedicated task force groups, such

as the PAG Municipal Task Forceo Support major collaborative projects such as the

Bromate Research Projecto Dissemination of scientific and technical background

information from the task forces• Arrange for keynote lectures with a prospective view by

experts at Ozone World Congresses• Provide Training Workshops

o Use workshops as a format to educate on latestresearch results regarding ozone applications

o Performed in conjunction with IOA regional meetingsor as a special event

o Interact with Federal regulators on emergingapplications

Open the Association to younger and more diverseprofessionals

• Sustain growth of the Young Ozone People Group byarranging meetings and providing support to meetings.

• Enhance communication actions to make the IOA visibleand to prove its high dynamics: websites, events,publications, IOA representation in internationalconferences (IWA-AOP conference, AmericanaConference – Montreal, EPOA Conference – Brazil,Waterex-China, SIWW – Singapore, AWWA-USA)

• Frame and maintain collaborations with relevantAssociationso On joint applications in water treatment i.e., WRF,

IUVAo With national focus such as China Ozone Association,

Korea Ozone Associationo On joint Chemical Engineering discipline such as

French Chemical Engineering Society and AIChE.

This document is periodically reviewed during the time of IOAInternational Board meetings, the next which will take placeduring the IOA regional conference in Lausanne, Switzerland,September 3-5, 2018. Implementation of this plan cannot be bythe IOA Board alone. Member volunteers are needed to assistin implementation of the strategic plan. If you feel you canhelp, please contact your regional IOA office.


Forecast of ozone market distribution per geographical area 2021 and annual growth rate 2016-2021

Preliminary Technical Program

2018 IOA-PAG Conference

South Point Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas,

Nevada USA

August 20-23, 2018

Tuesday, August 21, 2018

Session 1- Ozone for Drinking Water10:30-11:00 New AWWA Standard – Ozone Systems for Water,

Ron Joost (Carollo Engineers)

11:00-11:30 Ozone Treatment Optimization and AdvancedControls, Justin Kirchdoerfer (City of Arlington, Texas)

11:30-12:00 Is Coefficient of Variation a Realistic Index forCharacterizing Mixing Efficiency in Ozone Applications?,Srikanth S. Pathapati (Mazzei Injector Company, LLC)

Session 2 - Ozone for Reuse10:30-11:00 Ozone-BAF Technology Development and

Demonstration in Reno, Nevada, Vijay Sundaram(Stantec/Unitersity of Nevado, Reno)

11:00-11:30 Enhanced Organics Removal at San Diego'sOzone/BAF-FAT 1 MGD Treatment Train, AleksPisarenko (Trussell Technologies)

11:30-12:00 Operator Training for the 1.5 MGD Ozone/BACSystems: Challenges and Success, Elise Chen (TrussellTechnologies)

Session 3 – Biological Activity in Drinking Water

Applications1:30-2:00 Application of Biomass Production Potential Test to

Monitor Biostability of Ozonated Drinking Waters, GlenAndrew de Vera (Southern Nevada Water Authority)

2:00-2:30 Quantifying the Impact of Ozone on BiofiltrationUsing Enzyme Activity, Michael McKie (University ofToronto)

2:30-3:00 Study on the Release of HPC and Particles inOzonation and Biological Activated Carbon Processes,Yongji Zhang (State Key Laboratory of Pollution Controland Resources Reuse, Shanghai, China)

Session 4 – Industrial Ozone Applications1:30-2:00 Hard COD Removal in Textile Dye Effluent with 2

Stage AOP Treatment Applying Ozone Followed byPeroxene, Laurent de Francheschi (SUEA WTS, Ozonia)

2:00-2:20 Update on Ozone Based Low Temperature Oxidationfor Control of NOx Emissions, Robert J. Ferrell (AECOM)

2:30-3:00 Ozone, O3 plus AOP: An Optimized Treatment Linefor COD & TOC Removal. Wanhua, From Lab Test to FullScale Plant, Laurent de Francheschi (SUEZ WTX,Ozonia)

Session 5 - Microbiology in Ozone-Biofiltration

Applications3:30-4:00 Microbial Community Characterization of Ozone-

Biofiltration Systems in Drinking Water and Potable ReuseApplications, Daniel Gerrity (University of Nevada, LasVegas)

4:00-4:30 Impact of Upstream Chlorination on FilterPerformance and Microbial Community Structure of GACand Anthracite Biofilters, Glen Andrew de Vera (SouthernNevada Water Authority)

4:30-5:00 Static and Dynamic Quantitative Microbial RiskAssessment of Potable Reuse Paradigms, Daniel Gerrity(University of Nevada, Las Vegas)

Session 6 - Oxygen/Ozone Gas - Supply, Recovery,

and Destruction3:30-4:00 LOX vs. PSA and Cryogenic Applications, Richard

Rosik (OEM Manufacturer)4:00-4:30 Update on Testing Results of the OZORA™ oxygen

recovery system at SUEZ Water Treatment Facility, StevenFinley (Project Manager- OZORA oxygen recoverysystem)

4:30-5:00 Thermal Vent Ozone Destructor Technology UsingHeat Recovery Process Improves Resistance to HarshProcess and Operating Conditions, Christopher Huynh(SUEZ WTS, Ozonia)


Wednesday, August 22, 2018

Session 7 - Cyanobacteria and Taste and Odor

Mitigation9:00-9:30 Development of a Model to Support the Design and

Operation of Ozonation Against Toxic Cyanobacteria,Arash Zamyadi (Polytechnique Montreal, University ofMontreal)

9:30-10:00 Ozone-Biofiltration For Controlling Extreme Tasteand Odor Events in Arlington, TX, Chris Schulz (CDMSmith)

Session 8 - Ozone-Biofiltration in Potable Reuse

Applications9:00-9:30 Evaluation of Enhanced Ozone-Biological Active

Filtration Treatment for the Removal of 1,4 Dioxane andMitigating the Formation of Disinfection Byproducts,Hooman Vatankhah (Colorado School of Mines)

9:30-10:00 N-Nitrosodimethylamine Formation and Mitigationin Potable Reuse Treatment Trains Employing Ozone andBiofiltration, Daniel Gerrity (University of Nevada, LasVegas)

Session 9 - Cyanobacteria and Cyanotoxins10:30-11:00 Implementation of Ozone for Microcystin

Treatment at The City of Toledo's Collins Park WaterTreatment Plant, Bryan Townsend (Black & Veatch)

11:00-11:30 Pre-oxidation Guidance for Cyanobacteria-LadenWater based on Intracellular Microcystin Release,Katherine Greenstein (Southern Nevada Water Authority)

11:30-12:00 Ozone/Ozone Based Advanced Oxidation Process(AOP) is the last line of defense against Cyantoxins, SaadJasim (Engineering and Municipal Operations; City ofWhite Rock, BC, Canada)

Session 10 - Innovative Ozone Applications10:30-11:00 Comparative Clinical Studies of the

Effectiveness of Ozone Therapy in the Treatment ofHerpetic Uveitis, Guliyeva Minara Hamid (The Departmetof infectious eye disease the National Centre ofOphthalmology)

11:00-11:30 Role of Ozone in Agricultural Water ReuseApplications, Harshad Oswal (University of Las Vegas,Nevada)

11:30-12:00 How to Increase the Tomato Crop Using OzoneWater Disinfection Method, I. Anahi Landa-Fernandez(Universidad Nacional Autonoma De Mexico)

Session 11 - Ozone Design1:30-2:00 Pilot to Full Scale Ozone Treatment for Oxidation of

Hydrogen Sulfide for JEA'S Greenland Water TreatmentPlant, Chris Schulz and Jeremy O'Neil (CDM Smith)

2:00-2:30 Comparing Pre-Ozonation and Intermediate-Ozonation Treatment Trains for Manganese Removal,Elaine W Howe (Trussell Technologies, Inc.)

2:30-3:00 Activated Carbon Regeneration by In-Filter Washingwith Ozone, David MacKay (Ozono Polaris, SA de CV)

Session 12 - Bromate Formation and Detection1:30-2:00 Comparing the Effects of Ozone Dissolution

Systems on Bromate Formation and Control in HighBromide Reuse Waters: A Pilot Study, Robert Mack Pearce(Virginia Tech)

2:00-2:30 Maximizing TOC Degradation and DisinfectionWhile Minimizing Bromate Formation during theOzonation of High Bromide Reuse Water: A Bench-ScaleStudy, Peter Buehlmann (Virginia Tech)

2:30-3:00 Optimized Operation of an Online Bromate Analyzerusing Colorado River Water, Yasuhiro Matsui(METAWATER Co., Ltd.)

Session 13 - Advancements in Reuse Applications3:30-4:00 Use of Ozone-Biofiltration for Bulk Organic

Removal and Disinfection Byproduct Mitigation inPotable Reuse Applications, Mayara Arnold (TrussellTechnologies)

4:00-4:30 Pilot-Scale Test of Membrane Bioreactor usingOzonated Water for Membrane Cleaning, YoshifumiHayashi (Mitsubishi Electric Corp.)

4:30-5:00 Where to Go Next to Advance the Design andOperation of Ozonation and Advanced Oxidation ofSecondary Effluent and Surface Water, Achim Ried(Xylem Services GmbH)

Session 14 - Roundtable DiscussionsNew this year!! Participate in smaller group discussions andask more questions than during the usual podium presentations.Each table will have a host/subject matter expert, and attendeeswill rotate among the tables every 25 minutes.

3:30-5:00 European Biocide Regulations for Ozone Treatment(Bernhard Paolini)

Poster: Seawater Ozonation - Effect of Natural Organic Matter(Joon-Wun Kang)

More Topics to be Announced

As you can see from the list of papers, the conferenceorganizers have arranged an excellent technical program covera wide facet of ozone technology. There are some familiartopics and some which maybe new to most. Attending thisconference will give you the opportunity to hear the paperpresentation and, more importantly, to discuss the presentationwith the author.

Please consider attending this conference and submit yourregistration online. Of equal importantance, make your hotelreservations early as there is a limit on the number of roomsthat can be made available at the discounted price.


Keynote Speaker Announced for Las Vegas

Conference.

The Key note address for the upcoming Las Vegas conferencewill be given by Mr. Rick Warner. His address will be“Innovative Partnership Creating Water ManagementSolutions”

Rick Warner’s career focus is bringing communities together tosolve complex water challenges and create uniqueopportunities. As a passionate and recognized water leader,Rick has served in numerous leadership positions, including asthe 2016/17 President of the Water Environment Federation,and as 2018 Chair of the Board of Advisors to the NevadaWater Innovation Campus. Rick has traveled globally to sharehis insights, knowledge and enthusiasm for water.

Mr. Warner’s expertise spans watershed protection, drinkingwater, wastewater treatment, and water recycling. Rick hasessential experiences in non-potable water reuse systems and ispresently co-leading a multi-agency regional team developingNevada’s first potable reuse project in Reno, Nevada.

The Reno area team selected ozone – biologically activatedcarbon-based processes to meet Nevada’s potable reuseregulations through spreading basins and direct injection wells.From 2017-2021, treatment effectiveness will be proventhrough a series of demonstration-scale projects, ranging from30 to 500 gallons per minute.

Rick is a registered professional engineer in the state ofNevada. He received a B.S. and an M.S. in civil engineeringfrom the University of Nevada, Reno.

Technical Tours Finalized for Las Vegas Conference.

Attendees at the upcoming IOA-PAG Conference in Las Vegaswill have the opportunity to tour two separate facilities onAugust 23, 2018.

In the morning, the ozone facilities at the Clark County WaterReclamation District will be visited. This district is the largest

wastewater agency in the State of Nevada, serving more than248,000 business and residential accounts. The Flamingo WaterResource Center ensures the wastewater meets high treatmentlevels allowing the reclaimed water to be discharged intothe Las Vegas Wash and back into Lake Mead. Visitors willtour a 30 MGD advanced treatment process incorporatingmembrane filtration and ozone to treat secondary effluent.

In the afternoon, visitors will see the Las Vegas SpringsReserve. You can touch replicated quagga mussels, look atharmful water contaminants using a microscope, examiningrock samples excavated from hundreds of feet below LakeMead’s surface and more at WaterWorks, the SpringsPreserve’s newest permanent exhibit.

The exhibit is inside the Charleston Heights Pumping Station,an operational water pumping facility owned and operated bythe Las Vegas Valley Water District, at the Springs Preserve. Itis the only place in Southern Nevada with a behind-the-sceneslook at the journey water takes to reach your tap. WaterWorksfeatures dynamic, hand-on experiences that will engage visitorsin the inner-workings of water-resource treatment and deliveryin Southern Nevada. The Global Terrace features interactiveexhibits about worldwide water challenges and explores howorganizations like ONE DROP™ are connecting people toprotect vital water supplies around the globe.



CANADA

Skip YoungOcean WisePO Box 3232Vancouver, BC [email protected]

ITALY

Mr. Fabiano SENESEVia Palazzetti 2240068 SAN LAZZARO DI SAVENA(BO)Tel. +39 3337 411 [email protected]

JAPAN

Mr. Akihiro MoritoKobelco Eco-Solutions Co., Ltd. (WaterPurification System Engineering Section,Water Treatment Eng. Dept.)4-78,1-choume,Wakinohama-choChuo-ku,kobe 651-0072Tel: +81-(0) 78-232-8113FAX: +81-(0) [email protected]

Dr. Yusuke Nakagawa Assistant ProfessorDepartment of Electrical Engineering andComputer Science, Faculty of SystemDesignTokyo Metropolitan University315b, Bld.9, Tokyo MetropolitanUniversity1-1 Minamiosawa, Hachiouji

Tokyo, 192-0397Tel: +81-(0)42-677-1111 (ext. 4332)[email protected]

Dr. Nozomi TakeuchiEnvironmental Management ResearchInstituteNational Institute of Advanced IndustrialScience and Technology16-1 Onogawa, TsukubaIbaraki, 305-8569 Tel: +81-(0) [email protected]

SWEDEN

Mr. Göran LUNDENOzone Inventions LimitedNordanvägen 3FALSTERBO 23942Tel. +46 705 362 244Fax. +46 40 301 [email protected]

SWITZERLAND

Mr. Roland METZLERIBG Ltd.Neugasse 136CH-8005 ZÜRICHTel. +41 44 267 43 00Fax. +41 44 267 43 [email protected]

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Mike DalglishDelta Tech Services840 Captiva Ct.Corona, CA 92882Tel: [email protected]

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2018

June 21-22, 2018, Japan Ozone Association AnnualConference, University Bachelor Hall, Hiroshima University,Hiroshima, Japan. For more information, visit www.j-ozone.org.

August 20-22, 2018, IOA Pan American Group RegionalAnnual Conference, South Point Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas,NV. Hotel reservation website is open. For moreinformation: Visit: www.ioa-pag.org

September 5-7, 2018, IOA EA3G Group Regional Annual Formore information, visit www.ioa-ea3g.org.

2019

August 25-29, 2019, IOA Pan American Group RegionalAnnual Conference, Buckhead Marriott Hotel, Atlanta, GA.Information: www.ioa-pag.org.

October 25-29, 2019, IOA 24th World Congress, Nice France.Future information will be available in Ozone News orwww.ioa-ea3g.org.

2018

June 11-14, 2018, AWWA Annual Conference & Exposition(ACE 18), Las Vegas, NV. Information: www.awwa.org

July 8-12., 2018, Singapore International Water Week, SandsExpo & Convention Center, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.Information: www.siww.com.sg

September 4-8, 2018, Aquatech Mexico 2018, World TradeCenter, Mexico City, Mexico. Information:www.aquatechtrade.com

September 9-12. 2018, 33rd Annual Water Reuse Symposium,JW Marriott, Austin, TX. Information: www.watereuse.org

September 16-21, 2018, 2018 IWA World Water Congress &Exhibition, Tokyo International Exhibition Centre (“Tokyo BigSight”) Tokyo, Japan. Information:

Upcoming Meetings of Other Organizations

Upcoming IOA Meetingswww.worldwatercongress.org

September 29-October 3, 2018, WEFTEC 2018, New OrleansMoria Convention Center, New Orleans, LA. Information:www.weftec.org

October 3-5. 2018, Annual WaterSmart InnovationsConference and Exposition, South Point Hotel and ConferenceCenter, Las Vegas, NV. Information:www.watersmartinnovations.com

October 22-24, 2018, 15th Global Bottled Water Congress,Hotel Royal, Evian-les-Bains, France. Information:www.zenithglobal.com

October 24-25, 2018, RENEXPO® BIH, 5th InternationalTrade Fair and Conferences on Renewables, Energy Efficiency,Environment protection and Water treatment in Bosnia andHerzegovina, Hotel Hills, Saravejo, Bosnia. Information:www.renexpo-bih.com

October 28 – November 2, 2018, 2018 AIChE AnnualMeeting. David L. Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh,PA. Information: www.aiche.org

October 31 – November 2, 2018, 2018 InternationalPool|Spa|Patio Expo, Mandalay Bay, Las Vegas, NV.Information: https://poolspapatio.com/

November 1-3, 2018, Frontiers 3 in Ozone Conference, SantaBarbara, CA. This is a medical/dental/veterinary conference.Information: www.ozonetherapiesgroup.com

November 11-15, 2018, AWWA Water Quality TechnologyConference, Toronto, ON, Canada. Information:www.awwa.org

2019

February 10-13, 2019, International Ultraviolet Association2019 IUVA World Congress, University of New South Wales,Sydney, Australia. Call for abstracts, due September 21,2018. For more information: www.iuva.org/2019-World-Congress.

April 23-27, 2019, Water Quality Association Convention &Exposition, Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, NV.Information: www.wqa.org

June 9-12, 2019, AWWA Annual Conference & Exposition(ACE 19), Dallas, TX. Information: www.awwa.org

EA3G2018

5 – 7 September 2018 Lausanne, Switzeland

Ozone and Advanced Oxidation

Solutions for Emerging Pollutants of Concern to the Water and the Environment

INTRODUCTION EA3G2018 follows a long series of successful conferences which were organised to provide an international forum for all concerned including fundamental, engineering and applied aspects of oxidation techniques involving ozone and advanced oxidation systems. One can particularly remember the well-attended Conference focused on the micropollutants issue which also took place in Switzerland as pioneer country In the development of solutions (Geneva, 2010).

SCOPE AND OBJECTIVES Health risks associated with contaminated water and wastewater, continuous degradation of aquatic environment and water scarcity issues contribute to the increase of advanced technologies implementation upon legislative impetus. In a near future, the elimination of emerging pollutants of concern (i.e., pharmaceuticals, endocrine-disrupting compounds, surfactants, plasticizers, disinfection by-products and other chemicals) will drive the selection of water and wastewater treatment processes. EA3G2018 event thus aims to present an overview of the current state of knowledge and latest advances regarding the use of Ozone and Advanced Oxidation to provide solutions for the control of emerging parameters including persistent organic pollutants, hazardous substances and microbiological contaminants in any water.

Topics of interest relevant to the Conference theme include but are not limited to the combinations of:

Drinking water production Process water production Wastewater treatment

recycling and reuse Full treatment line Product / Process

Research & Development Synergy effects Full-scale applications

Oxidation, disinfection, advanced oxidation

Reaction with Microorganisms and Persistent pollutants: mechanisms, kinetics

By-products and toxicity control Hydraulics, hydrodynamics,

mass transfer Modelling, system design

PROGRAMME Scientific and technical sessions with oral and poster

presentations, discussions Networking opportunities and Exhibition of ozone related

products and services Technical visit of ozone plant(s) Conference dinner.

CALL FOR PAPERS - PUBLICATIONS Researchers, scientists, practitioners are invited to propose oral or poster presentations related to the theme topics. Authors should submit an extended abstract in English of two pages (with tables and figures) by 30 April, 2018: Preferably online at www.ioa-ea3g.org/ea3g2018/ (pending); By e-mail with the submission form to the IOA-EA3G

Secretariat. The Programme Committee will notify authors about the acceptance of their papers for oral or poster presentation before 1st June, 2018.

During the conference, the Programme Committee will select and award a prize to the best paper presented by a PhD student. All accepted papers will be printed in the conference proceedings handed out to participants at registration. After the conference, the editors of the IOA journal “Ozone: Science & Engineering” will make a final selection for a potential publication as peer-reviewed article.

ASK EXHIBITION AND SPONSORING OPTIONS The exclusiveness of the conference theme allows exhibitors and sponsors an ideal opportunity to meet a unique and targeted audience.

For detailed information on sponsoring options, please contact the IOA-EA3G secretariat to make the most of this event.

REGISTRATION Registration will be available early June 2018.

The registration fee will cover scientific and technical sessions, book of abstracts, electronic proceedings, lunches, coffee breaks, exhibition and technical tour.

LANGUAGE AND CONFERENCE VENUE The official language will be English. The Conference venue will be at the Casino of Montbenon in Lausanne.

CONTACT AND UPDATES For any request: IOA-EA3G Secretariat Fax +33(0)549 454 060 / E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.ioa-ea3g.org/

2018 International Ozone Association-Pan American Group Annual Conference and Expo

Call for AbstractsSouth Point Hotel | Las Vegas, Nevada

August 20-23, 2018https://ioa-pag.org/2018-PAG-Conference

Abstracts Due: March 9, 2018Please submit abstracts on our website! Go to https://ioa-pag.org/2018-PAG-Conference, then click on the abstract submission link.Share your exciting Ozone and AOP technological advancements and experiences in thisunique forum - showcasing the world's premier advanced treatment technologies! Thisconference will provide current technical, process and operational information to engineers,scientists, and end users of Ozone and Advanced Oxidation technologies with focus onmunicipal & industrial water, wastewater, water reuse and emerging contaminants in Northand South America. ATTENTION STUDENTS! A limited number of travel scholarshipsare available. Contact us at [email protected] for more details.

TOPICS MAY INCLUDE:* Advanced Oxidation* Ozone Generation * Biofiltration* Ozone Contactor Design* Bromate Formation and Control* Ozone Mass Transfer* Chemical and Biochemical Reactions* Ozone Measurement * Disinfection* Regulatory Perspectives * Drinking Water Treatment* O3 Power Supplies * DBPs Formation and Control* Marine Mammal Aquarium*Pools and Water Features* Emerging Contaminants * Soil Remediation * Wastewater Treatment & Water Reuse(Additional Topics will be considered, please submit!)

Local Accommodations:

South Point HotelRooms are available at discounted rates. Go to the conference website to reserve your room today!

For additional information regarding the conference please contact:

Jennifer FuelAdministration & Communications OfficerInternational Ozone AssociationPan American [email protected]

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