How Electrocoagulation Works

1. Wastewater contaminants (i.e. suspended solids, heavy metals, and emulsified oil and grease) pass by the Electropulse plates, which are energized by a DC electrical current.

2. Contaminants accept a positive and negative charge, causing the tiny particles to bond together like miniature magnets.

3. Contaminants are then automatically removed from the clear phase of water and transferred to a sludge accumulation tank for easy management.