In early 2015 the District will begin operating the Initial Expansion of the GWRS. This $143 million project will expand water supplies by an additional 30 million gallons per day (MGD), bringing total treatment capacity to 100 MGD and number of TrojanUVPhox treatment trains to 13.
Construction began on this 4,500 square-foot, state-of-the-art facility in September of 2012 and uses a TrojanUVPhox advanced oxidation system. The TrojanUVPhox uses the UV advanced oxidation process (UV AOP) to reduce a range of contaminants, even difficult-to-treat 1,4-dioxane and NDMA.
The TrojanUVSigna® has been selected by the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago (MWRD). The TrojanUVSigna system is specifically designed for large-scale wastewater applications, making adoption of UV treatment easier, reducing the total cost of...
Today marks the official opening of the New York City Catskill/Delaware UV Treatment facility. With the capacity to treat over two billion gallons of water per day, this is the largest drinking water UV installation in the world. We are proud to be a part of this...
Trojan Technologies is honored to be awarded first place in The Optical Society’s “Enabled by Optics” contest in the corporate category.
In response to more stringent drinking water regulations and contaminant monitoring, several municipalities throughout China are beginning to installing UV as part of their multi-barrier treatment strategy.
Trojan Technologies and Aquatec-Maxcon PTY Ltd., have been selected by the Eastern Tertiary Alliance to provide the UV inactivation system for the Eastern Treatment Plant Tertiary Upgrade Project in Melbourne, Australia. Trojan will be supplying seven closed vessel UV...
At WEFTEC 2010, Trojan Technologies revealed their most progressive, open channel wastewater UV inactivation system to date – the TrojanUVSigna.
Trojan Technologies was selected by Metro Vancouver to provide the ultraviolet drinking water treatment system for the Coquitlam UV Inactivation Project.
Trojan Technologies has been named the winner of the 2009 Stockholm Industry Water Award. Executives from Trojan Technologies will formally receive the Stockholm Industry Water Award at a ceremony during World Water Week in Stockholm this coming August. “Trojan’s...
The aquaculture industry relies on the quality of water used to incubate fish eggs and rear juvenile fish. Water abundance and purity continue to decrease, while disease concerns found in source waters continues to increase. Aquaculture water treatment has remained a...
Even before COVID-19, Legionella had the distinction of being one of the leading water-borne disease agents in the USA, with reported cases growing more than five-fold from 2000-2017 (CDC). But now, as COVID-19 and stagnant water due to building closures collide, the...
Trojan Technologies has been investing in and committed to the ballast water treatment market since 2008. Unfortunately, due to regulatory delays and increasingly challenging market dynamics, our initial assessment of the opportunity has not been realized. Based on...
