As concerns around the country mount about PFAS presence in groundwater and drinking water supplies, PFAS treatment efforts fall on granular activated carbon (GAC) as the primary method for PFAS removal.  While GAC will produce safe high-quality water with low PFAS levels, PFAS transfer from the water and its subsequent concentration in GAC causes another costly management concern.  As water professionals know, the follow-on challenge of managing GAC media exhausted with PFAS is an expensive, and yet, essential proposition.  PFAS-laden GAC must be handled to accommodate PFAS leachability at minimum, and facilitate PFAS destruction at best to halt PFAS migration.

AMEOX® systems from YB Technologies utilize a unique combination of electro-chemical cavitation, acoustic energy, and other inducing processes to create the best available technology to break carbon-fluorine chemical bonds causing destruction of PFAS and related compounds. GAC is "revitalized" and may then be reused, recycled, or properly disposed more cost-effectively than in the past.