APTwater’s solutions are used for the treatment
of drinking water, groundwater, process water,
and industrial wastewater and address many
different types of treatment applications
including disinfection, denitrification, destruction
of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
and microcontaminants, the removal of odor, taste
and color-causing contaminants, and much more.

Based on the results from the pilot test on water
representing “worst-case” conditions, the City of
Wichita authorized APCI’s construction of a 30
million gallon per day (MGD) surface water
treatment using HiPOx technology. The plant is
designed to meet Primary Drinking Water Standards’
(PDWS) maximum contaminant levels (MCLs) as
required by the Kansas Department of
Health and Environment (KDHE).

APTwater’s PulseOx® AOP technology was selected
for the remediation of gasoline release at a former
car dealership in Las Vegas, Nevada. Pilot testing at
the site successfully demonstrated >75% reduction
in contaminated area and source area MTBE
concentrations in three months. Overall, the
PulseOx remediation project is expected to fully
remediate the entire contaminant plume in 12-18
months allowing redevelopment of the property.

APTwater has worked with the Cucamonga
Valley Water District (CVWD) to identify water
wells within the CVWD's service area that
had been shut down and out-of-service due
to severe nitrate contamination. After
highlighting a single well for treatment,
APT partnered with the CVWD to install
the first commercial-scale system with ARoNite
technology.