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Achieve Zero Liquid Discharge, improve public opinion, and increase profitability.
Meet federal pre-treatment standards and reduce financial risk.
BOD/COD for Discharge – The concentration of BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) and COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) is an important factor in whether your wastewater can be discharged to POTW or sewer.
Heavy Metals – POTW discharge permits frequently limit concentrations of arsenic, barium, cadmium, chrome, mercury, silver, and other heavy metals.
pH Balance – How acidic or basic your wastewater often determines whether you can discharge it to your local POTW or reuse it in your process.
Oil Removal – Fats, oils and grease (FOG), wet solids, mechanically/chemically emulsified oils, and dissolved oil must be removed from wastewater before discharge or reuse.
Solids – Discharge permits may regulate the Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), Total Suspended Solids (TSS), or Total Solids (TS) in your wastewater. Additionally, solids often have to be removed before reusing water in a process.
Regulated Chemicals – Bromide, chloride, fluoride, sulfates, ammonia, nitrogen, and many other chemicals exist in industrial wastewater. These often have to be removed before disposing or reusing water.
Generates high-quality distilled water that can be reused in all processes or disposed of. Often a vital part of a Zero Liquid Discharge process. Learn More >
Designed to separate organics, emulsified oils, and suspended solids from wastewater so it can be reused or disposed of. Often a vital part of a Zero Liquid Discharge process. Learn More >
Makes your wastewater clean enough to reuse in your process. Operates by pressing feedwater through a semipermeable membrane. Learn More >
Proven, patented method of fluid reclamation, extend the life of soluble oils, coolants, and wash water. Often used to treat wastewater from hydraulic lines and mop-up water. Learn More >