High-Dose Ozone System

Engineered for Extreme Ozone Demand

The Challenge & The Breakthrough

Purpose-Built for Advanced Treatment Challenges

Conventional ozone systems often fall short where higher CT values, rapid kinetics, or aggressive oxidation are required.

Advanced Oxidation Processes (AOP)

Drives hydroxyl radical generation in peroxide-enhanced trains.

Direct Potable Reuse (DPR)

Exceeds log reduction requirements in ozone-BAC systems.

PFAS, 1,4-Dioxane & Micropollutant Removal

Advanced treatment for contaminants of emerging concern.

High-COD Industrial Wastewater

Breaks down persistent organics and color in textile, food, and chemical industries.

System Architecture & Process Design

Reimagining Ozone Delivery

It’s not just higher concentration—it’s a precision-engineered architecture.
The Heart of Every Pinnacle System QuadBlock® Ozone Cells

High-Frequency Ozone Generator (QuadBlock®)

The system features Pinnacle’s QuadBlock® high-frequency ozone generation technology, producing 10–12% ozone by weight. Its modular and scalable design allows flexible capacity expansion, while the oxygen-fed configuration ensures stable, contaminant-free ozone production.

Advanced Injection & Mass Transfer

Multi-stage Venturis, high-shear reactors, optimized chambers.

Gas Preparation & Cooling

Chiller + oxygen concentrator tuned for high-output.

Cascade Tank Flow Design

Multiple ozone stages, hydraulic independence, uniform treatment.

Automated Controls & Monitoring

SCADA-ready PLC, real-time monitoring, integrated safety.

Revolutionizing Water Treatment

A First-of-Its-Kind High Ozone Dose Process

Pinnacle successfully deployed this high-dose ozone platform as part of a groundbreaking project, integrating it into a multi-barrier treatment train with real-time control.

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    The Coming Water Reuse Boom: Why Ozone Must Anchor Next-Generation Treatment Trains
    As demand for sustainable water supply strategies accelerates, water reuse is transitioning from an experimental concept to a national priority. A new 2025 forecast estimates that $47.1 billion will be invested in municipal water reuse infrastructure across the U.S. over the next decade [Bluefield Research, 2025]. This investment surge reflects several intersecting forces: Declining freshwater availability due to climate variability and drought Rising demand from population growth and industrial expansion Increasing pressure to reduce effluent discharge and adopt circular water strategies Tightening public health regulations targeting emerging contaminants and residual [...]

Let’s Build It Right the First Time

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