Advanced Water Treatment Technologies

Advanced Treatment Technologies (ATT), headquartered in Texas and privately held, designs, fabricates, and commissions electrochemical water treatment systems that apply direct current across anode-cathode pairs immersed in contaminated water to drive targeted contaminant removal. The company holds a utility patent covering a generator architecture that achieves 100 percent electrode-to-solution contact for full electrode utilization, and offers three standard generator designs that can be arranged in parallel or in series to scale with flow volume or tackle multiple contaminants simultaneously. ATT's seven core electrochemical processes are: electrocoagulation for suspended solids and emulsion breaking, electrooxidation for organic compound destruction, electroreduction for dissolved metal recovery, electrodeposition for heavy metal plating and recovery, electrodisinfection for pathogen inactivation without chemical addition, electrofloatation for oil and grease separation, and Electrofenton for advanced oxidation of recalcitrant organics. Each system can be configured with conventional or membrane separators depending on the application. All fabrication is performed in the United States with locally sourced components. ATT's engagement model progresses through consultation, in-house or on-site bench-scale feasibility studies, pilot testing, and finally commercial design-build-operate deployment. Proven industry applications include oil and gas produced water, food and beverage process water, and municipal wastewater, addressing discharge, reuse, or recycle requirements.