Projects
Wastewater reuse as drinking water
Water reuse cosmetics manufacturing
Water reuse industrial laundry
RO installation
Membrane filtration
R.O. water recycling unit
Sludge/water heat exchangers
Heat exchangers
Wastewater reuse – water recycling – cost-saving measures
Maximal water recovery out of industrial effluents?
Water is getting more and more expensive anywhere in the world. Companies are paying more and more for waste water disposal. This is leading to an increasing demand for reuse of waste water, certainly for the big water consumers, such as slaughter houses, laundries, food and beverage industry, cosmetic industry, textile industry, etc.
The newest membrane filtration techniques allow to recycle a substantiel part of the present effluent (about 60 tot 80 %) and reuse it in the production processs. For the companies concerned, the savings on water supply and wastewater disposal are considerable, allowing to recover the investment relatively soon. Knowing that water cost will continue to increase for companies all over the world, measures taken to reduce this water cost to the maximum are absolutely crucial. The exploitation cost for such an installation, according to the customer’s specific needs, can e.g. only represent a third of the cost of city water.
For each specific project, there is a previous feasibility check based on a recent water analysis. Whenever appropriate a test installation is installed for a last check-up. The final full scale installation is entirely custom-made, in function of the wastewater type, the aimed quality for reuse and taking into account the economic aspects of the project. These compact installations (also available in container) are fully automated, equipped with a fully automatic CIP and remote control.
Together with our partner, we can offer more than 50 years of expertise in membrane technology, with dozens of industrial references in laundries, cosmetic industry, slaughter houses, etc.
Don’t hesitate to get in touch with all your questions regarding reuse of industrial effluents.