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ROWAphos used in treatment of olympic pool

Posted June 5th, 2008 by Ryan

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The Chinese-German BMBF research project which was started in 2004 has been researching the best way to filter out waste water to fill an olympic pool. Due to water shortages, waste water had to be used to fill the pool and ROWAphos was found to be the most effective phosphate removal tool. Just think, your next pool that you could swim in could be filled with waste water. Now doesn’t that sound appealing?

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