Bensenville, IL, USA — December 11th, 2024

PureLine Treatment Systems, LLC, a global leader in advanced chemical treatment and environmental solutions, and Goliath Compression, a premier provider of compression equipment for the oil and gas industry, have announced the signing of a strategic Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to jointly manufacture and assemble well stream coolers and compression equipment in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region.

Ensuring safe and clean drinking water is critical for public health. While disinfectants like monochloramine are widely used, they come with risks that can outweigh their benefits. Chlorine dioxide (ClO) offers a superior alternative, addressing water treatment challenges with greater efficacy and fewer risks. This paper evaluates the key differences between monochloramine and chlorine dioxide to demonstrate why ClO is the better choice for effective water disinfection.

The Risks of Monochloramine in Drinking Water: A Safer Alternative Awaits

When it comes to keeping our drinking water safe, public health authorities often turn to disinfectants like monochloramine. This chemical, a combination of chlorine and ammonia, has been widely used to curb harmful pathogens while limiting some regulated by-products of traditional chlorine disinfection. However, recent research has uncovered a darker side to monochloramine, revealing risks that demand attention.