Explore industrial wastewater treatment plants, membrane filtration and water reuse solutions. Some systems remove solids, others reduce dissolved salts or recover water using heat. We plan the equipment, installation and start-up around your water tests, site conditions and required water quality.
An effluent treatment plant (ETP) removes waste from factory water in stages. We plan ETP design and installation around water tests, daily flow and the quality needed for reuse or discharge.
Treat sewage from factory toilets, washrooms and canteens.
A sewage treatment plant (STP) treats water from staff toilets, washrooms and canteens. Design and installation account for workforce size and shifts. Manufacturing wastewater needs separate assessment.
Use tiny organisms and a fine filter to clean wastewater.
Membrane bioreactor (MBR) technology combines biological treatment with fine filtration. Tiny organisms break down waste, then a membrane separates solids from the water. It can form part of an STP or ETP.
Catch small floating bits of dirt with a fine filter.
Ultrafiltration (UF) systems and microfiltration (MF) systems remove particles through a membrane. UF generally catches finer particles. Water tests guide the choice; neither removes dissolved salts.
A reverse osmosis (RO) plant uses pressure and a membrane to reduce dissolved salts. It can support industrial water reuse, with separate treatment or handling for the saltier water left behind.
Recover water using heat, then put that heat to work again.
A multiple effect evaporator (MEE) recovers water from concentrated wastewater using heat. Vapour heats the next stage before cooling into water. Test the recovered water before reuse.
Spread leftover liquid on a hot surface to dry it.
An agitated thin film dryer (ATFD) removes moisture from concentrated liquid on a heated surface. It can support a wider water recovery system, while the remaining solids still need proper handling.
Arrange MBR treatment to make better use of limited space.
Compact MBR arranges membrane bioreactor treatment for sites with limited space. It uses organisms and fine filters to treat wastewater, with room still needed for tanks, cleaning and maintenance.
Zero liquid discharge (ZLD) combines wastewater treatment and water recovery so no liquid waste leaves the system. Recovered water needs testing for reuse; salts and solids still need proper handling.