The HOD UV OC series for open channel wastewater treatment, which is already successfully operating in India and Brazil, has now received validation in USA by Carollo Engineers as per the NWRI and IUVA.

This 3-rd party certification confirms the system meets tough U.S. benchmarks for pathogen reduction, energy efficiency, and reliable operation in reuse applications.

“Having our open channel system validated by one of the most trusted engineering firms in the water industry is a huge achievement,” said Yariv Abramovich, CEO of Atlantium Technologies. “After a successful, proven record in closed vessels, this milestone not only affirms the efficacy of our solution for wastewater reuse but also reinforces our commitment to providing utilities with environmentally responsible alternatives to chemical disinfection and an efficient alternative to traditional UV solutions in the market. We keep concentrating on our core technology and business while expanding our offering to new markets and applications. We’re especially grateful to the Carollo team for their professionalism, expertise, and thorough approach throughout the validation process.”

The validation process included microbial inactivation trials, hydraulic checks, and operational stress testing all led by Carollo, a trusted water treatment validation body recognized by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).

Why It Matters

Atlantium’s HOD UV technology delivers high-efficiency, chemical-free disinfection with no harmful by-products. Using the unique total internal reflection (TIR) design, it ensures consistent UV dose delivery even when water quality and UVT levels fluctuate.

Atlantium helps utilities hit compliance targets without chemical handling risks or harmful by-products and with a much smaller carbon footprint.  It makes it possible for municipalities, wastewater treatment plants or industrial effluent facilities to meet sustainability goals while keeping performance at its peak.

 

Want to know more? Read the full story of Carollo’s validation process covered by Water Online