Directory:Xogen Technologies Inc
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Xogen Technologies Inc. is developing a technology for the treatment of wastewater, producing energy in the process.
This technology has the potential to revolutionize the industry’s approach to wastewater treatment by vastly reducing the footprint of treatment plants, eliminating most of the conventional unit processes, eliminating the production of biosolids and simultaneously producing a byproduct, oxyhydrogen gas, for reuse as an energy source. http://www.xogen.ca/index.php
Xogen's patented technology uniquely splits the water molecule into a 2 to 1 mixture of hydrogen and oxygen gas with 9 times less electrical current than is predicted by standard laws of electrolysis. http://www.xogen.ca/technology.php
Electrolysis process resembles Brown's gas (common-ducted Hydrogen and Oxygen with unusual burning properties).
About
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Official Website
http://www.xogen.ca/
Latest Developments
Presently working on developing a bench scale continuous flow prototype module designed specifically to address the unique characteristics of municipal wastewater.
There are engineering hurdles which must be overcome to move the Xogen technology from where it is today (bench scale) to a full scale commercial process. Xogen’s technical staff is working with faculty and graduate students at the University of Toronto, Department of Electrical Engineering and Department of Materials Engineering, to address these. http://www.xogen.ca/technology.php
April 7, 2007
New website launched: http://www.xogen.ca/
History
Although originally designed with energy production as the focus, subsequent testing of the Xogen technology on wastewater samples from a conventional sewage treatment plant identified potential application as a wastewater treatment process. Under specific operating conditions in a bench scale reactor, the technology has achieved high levels of organic degradation and pathogen destruction at very low retention times and temperatures. http://www.xogen.ca/technology.php
Videos
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Xogen (8:25) - Promotional video produced by Xogen. (YouTube Dec. 26, 2006)
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Stanley Meyer - Xogen 10min35sec - System explained by Peter Lindemann. (YouTube March 07, 2007)
Patents
list here
Benefits
Source: http://www.xogen.ca/technology.php
Complete elimination of most of the infrastructure components of a conventional plant including the primary clarifier, aeration basin and air blowers, disinfection processes, sludge stabilization processes such as anaerobic digestion and final disposal or utilization of the stabilized sludge.
Huge reduction in the footprint of the plant
Complete elimination or significant reduction in sludge (biosolids) processing costs
More stable process allowing for rapid start-up and insensitive to toxic shocks. Biological plants typically have a long start-up time because the microbes must be acclimatized to the feed (sewage) and increase in concentration to the point where acceptable treatment is achieved. In addition, since a biological system relies on microbes, any components in the incoming sewage can result in either killing the entire biomass or shocking it to the point where it takes a significant period of time, sometimes days, to recover its efficiency.
The production of a significant energy source in the form of hydrogen which can be used to generate electrical energy for internal use or export. Xogen has powered various combustion devices with the hydrogen-oxygen gas liberated by the technology such as a 1-kw Honda generator, under 90% load conditions.
Photos
Xogen electrolysis, before and during.
Company Profile
Source: http://www.xogen.ca/strategy.php
Xogen’s initial strategy is to focus its attention on the commercialization of the technology to treat municipal wastewater and, in parallel, develop applications to make use of the oxyhydrogen off-gas liberated during the treatment of wastewater as a source of low-cost energy.
The longer term strategy of Xogen is to expand its commercialization to the treatment of other effluents, including industrial, mining, pulp and paper, etc.
Coverage
http://www.xogen.ca/news.php
http://www.google.com/search?q=xogen - extensive links
Contact
Xogen
Head Office:
Xogen Technologies Inc.
450 Richardson Road, Unit 6
Orangeville ON L9W 4W8
Canada
Tel: (519) 941-9500 x225
Fax: (519) 941-9502
email: [mailto:mlillie@xogentechnologies.ca?subject=Xogen_featured_at_PESWiki.com mlillie@xogentechnologies.ca]
Investment Opportunities:
440-10816 Macleod Trail SW,
Suite 362,
Calgary, AB T2J 5N8
Canada
Tel: (403) 251-9788
Fax: (403) 225-0962
email: [mailto:opportunities@xogentechnologies.ca?subject=Xogen_featured_at_PESWiki.com opportunities@xogentechnologies.ca]