Miox : My Water. My World.

Does MIOX have any published or peer-reviewed literature?

Although we have ample anecdotal evidence from customers in the field [Sites & Testimonials], we have been working with respected third-party agencies for decades to research the mixed-oxidant technology.  Many of their reports have been published in peer-reviewed journals, presented at conferences, or publicized in industry magazines. A sampling of these studies are listed below, most of which are accessible via our Technical Library.

  • Heating, Piping & Air Conditioning Journal, November 2005 — Improvement of Water Quality of Tachikawa Citizen Swimming Pool — Surprising Effectiveness and Performance of Mixed Oxidant Generator Made in USA, by Hideyuki Sanmiya, Directing Manager of Tachikawa Gymnasium, Japan
  • WEF/AWWA Disinfection Conference 2005 — Mechanisms for TTHM and HAA5 Reduction Using an On-Site Generated Oxidant Solution, by Katie Bolek, MIOX Corporation
  • The Journal of the Japanese Association for Infectious Diseases, February 2003 — Effect of the Mixed-Oxidant Solution on Infectivity of Cryptosporidium parvum Oocysts in a Neonatal Mouse Model, by Takeshi Sasahara, et al, Kitasato University, Japan
  • Water Conditioning & Purification, December 2002 — Disinfection By-Product Reduction Using On-Site Generated Mixed Oxidants in Groundwater Treatment, by Beth Hamm, Tetra Tech Engineering,
  • AWWA Journal, November 2002 — DBP Reduction Using Mixed Oxidants Generated On Site, by Beth Hamm, Tetra Tech Engineering
  • Water Conditioning & Purification, September 2002 — On-Site Mixed Oxidants Demonstrate Benefits in Puerto Rico, by Carlos Gonzalez, New Technology Systems
  • U.S. Army Dugway Proving Ground, Utah 2001 — Interim Report — MIOX Disinfection Pen and the Mesosystems Mesostill™ Agents of Biological Origin (ABO) Disinfection Test and Mixed-Oxidant Applications: ChemBio-Warfare Agents, by John Wright, et al
  • San Dimas Technology and Development Center, USDA Forest Service 2001 — Packaged Surface Water Treatment Plant for Campgrounds and Other Very Small Water Systems, by Brenda Land
  • Water Quality Technology Conference (WQTC) 2000 — Inactivation of Cryptosporidium parvum Oocysts and Other Waterborne Microbes by Oxidants Generated Electrochemically from Sodium Chloride from Portable Pen and Bench Scale Systems, by Mark Sobsey, et al, of the University of North Carolina
  • Water Environment Federation’s Disinfection Conference 2000 — Mixed-Oxidant Applications in Waste Water, by Wesley L. Bradford, LATA; Rodney Herrington, MIOX Corporation
  • International Water Conference (IWC) 2000 and Ultrapure Water May/June 2000 — Mixed-Oxidant Application in Cooling Tower Maintenance, by Paul Petersen of Trident Technologies, Inc. and Dr. Wesley Bradford of Los Alamos Technical Associates
  • Water Science and Technology 2000 — Inactivation of Cryptosporidium parvum Oocysts and Other Microbes in Water and Wastewater by Electrochemically Generated Mixed Oxidants, by Michael Casteel, et al, of the University of North Carolina
  • Iowa Rural Water Association 2000 — Mixed-Oxidant Ammonia Removal Pilot Project, by Neal R. Kuehl, P.E., of Kuehl & Payer, Ltd.
  • AWWA Annual Convention and Exposition (ACE) 1999 — Performance of a Conventional Surface Water Plant Using Mixed Oxidants for Microflocculation and Final Disinfection, by Rodney E. Herrington, MIOX Corp.; Wesley L. Bradford, Los Alamos Technical Associates; Michael A. Hamman, Sangre de Cristo Water Division
  • International Conference on Minimizing the Risk from Cryptosporidium and Other Waterbourne Particles 1999 — Inactivation of Cryptosporidium parvum Oocysts in Water and Wastewater by Electrochemically Generated Mixed Oxidants, by Michael Casteel and Mark Sobsey of the University of North Carolina
  • WEFTEC 1998 — Innovative Technologies for Waste Water Disinfection and Pathogen Detection, by Mark D. Sobsey, et al, of the University of North Carolina
  • International Poultry Exposition 1997 — On-Site Generation of Chlorine Solutions for Poultry Processing Applications, by Amy Waldroup, Mike Doyle, and Mary Scantling, University of Arkansas, Center of Excellence for Poultry Science
  • Water Quality Technology Conference (WQTC) 1997 — Final Report on the Validation of Mixed Oxidants for the Disinfection and Removal of Biofilms from Distribution Systems, by Cyndi Crayton, Montana State University,
  • AWWA Annual Convention and Exposition (ACE) 1997 — Pilot Study Report: Mixed-Oxidant Disinfection System at Greenfield, IA, by Rodney Herrington, MIOX Corp.; Wes Bradford, LATA
  • Applied and Environmental Microbiology, April 1997 — Inactivation of Cryptosporidium parvum Oocysts and Clostridium perfringens Spores by a Mixed-Oxidant Disinfectant and by Free Chlorine, by Linda Venczel, et al, of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the University of North Carolina
  • EWDU Army report, Addendum 3, 1995 — Tests of the MIOX System on Water at the Columbus Water Works, Columbus, Georgia, by Bradford and Baker
  • Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) 1994 — Evaluation and Application of a Mixed-Oxidant System for Waterborne Disease Prevention in Bolivia, by Robert Quick of CDC and Linda Venczel
  • General

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