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Industrial wastewater treatment for the chemical industry

By C&G Depurazione Industriale S.r.l. based in Rignano S.Arno (FLORENCE), ITALY.

Industrial Wastewater Treatment

Sludge Pressing, Thickening, dewatering and Solid-liquid Separation.

By Shanghai Techase Environment Protection Co., Ltd based in Shanghai, CHINA.

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Wastewater treatment for the chemical and pharmaceutical industry

Presence of colouring, additives, nonbiodegradable organic contents or presence of biological process inhibitors. Besides, they are highly corrosive which is why we manufacture our equipments using materials especially adapted to the working conditions. An effluent containing a great quantity of suspended and dissolved organic material.

By Toro Equipment S.L. based in La Cistérniga, SPAIN.

Wastewater treatment for the chemical and pharmaceutical industry

The water from pharmaceutical companies can cause big troubles because of the high variability in their manufacturing processes. Depending on the kind of raw materials used, the effluents may even be toxic, hence why the most conflictive effluents have to be separated from the rest and not to be sent to the general treatment.

By Aguambiente based in La Cistérniga, SPAIN.

Wastewater treatment solutions for chemical industry

Water is one of the most important solvent or component in the chemicals production industry. From the production of water as a solvent for formulas, to the water used for mixers and reactors washing operations, the management of the whole water cycle from inlet to final discharge is a primary importance issue to face.

By IDRAFLOT based in Zoppola, ITALY.

Industrial wastewater treatment for industries

MIOX is the lowest cost supplier of chlorine for disinfection and oxidation of wastewater prior to discharge. Mixed Oxidant Solution (MOS) chemistry is more effective at biofilm control, Biochemical and Chemical oxygen demand removal (BOD/COD), breakpoint chlorination of ammonia and hydrogen sulfide (H2S) removal.

By MIOX Corporation - Johnson Matthey`s Water Technologies based in Albuquerque, NEW MEXICO (USA).

Wastewater treatment for the cosmetics industry

The cosmetics industry accrues many kinds of wastewater. The challenge for wastewater treatment is that product lots are often changing, thus changing the composition of the wastewater. Switching to a new product lot in particular, produces large amounts of wastewater that are contaminated by surfactants, dye, oils and emulsions and high COD concentrations. In addition, wastewaters foam excessively at times.

By DAS Environmental Expert GmbH based in Dresden, GERMANY.

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Water treatment chemicals for the automotive industry

Immense global competition has compelled the automobile industry to optimize processes and improve energy efficiency. Continuous and effective production processes are key factors to meeting these challenges. Kurita is your competent partner for all questions concerning water and waste water management as well as paint detackifying. With more than 60 years of experience, we offer the most technically up-to-date water and process treatment solutions. Our highly qualified engineers will gladly advise you on how to...

By Kurita based in Tokyo, JAPAN.

Industrial wastewater treatment systems for petro chemical industry

Treating off spec wastewater containing Raney Nickel, chromium, zinc and high levels of organics. Metals must be removed prior to bioreactor.

By Ecolotron, Inc. based in E. Dickinson, TEXAS (USA).

Chemical wastewater treatment for the flexographic ink industry

By Meitler Consulting, Inc. based in Kansas City, KANSAS (USA).

Chemical wastewater treatment for the corrugated box industry

By Meitler Consulting, Inc. based in Kansas City, KANSAS (USA).

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Water treatment chemicals for the steel and coke industry

The many production facilities within the steel industry, e.g. the blast furnace, converter, continuous caster, hot and cold strip mills and the coke oven plant require immense quantities of water for the cooling circuits and for gas scrubbing. During the last few years, the majority of steel plants have managed to significantly reduce freshwater usage per ton of steel through water recycling and process optimization. However, the high water quality standards required for the water circuits and regulations for...

By Kurita based in Tokyo, JAPAN.

Membrane Filtration for Chemical Industry

Membrane technology has made major progress in recent years and is nowadays the method of choice for many processes in the chemical industry, wherever substances are to be separated efficiently and gently. A prime example of this is dia-filtration, in which solutes and particles with higher molecular weights are retained while solutes with lower molecular weights are "washed" out of the process fluid.

By MICRODYN-NADIR based in Wiesbaden, GERMANY.

Wastewater treatment management for pharmaceutical industry

Pharmaceutical companies today are operating in a challenging environment. Pharmaceutical wastewater treatment management is increasingly becoming critical to the entire operations of a pharmaceutical manufacturer. These companies are facing challenges of water scarcity requiring them to look more closely at employing pharmaceutical wastewater reuse strategies for cost management. In addition, companies in this industry are faced with tighter regulatory water discharge limits.

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc. based in Maitland, FLORIDA (USA).

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Water treatment chemicals for the desalination of sea water industry

Water is our most precious commodity. Drinking water is becoming more and more scarce as a result of rising demand and the drying up of resources. Particularly in arid regions such as the Middle East, Africa and increasingly in Southern Europe, the situation is deteriorating dramatically.

By Kurita based in Tokyo, JAPAN.

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Water treatment chemicals solutions for chemical industry

In the chemicals industry, filtrate water, pure water, and ultrapure water of varying quality are used, depending on the product. Kurita Water Industries provides a range of water demineralizers, such as filtration systems which use membranes and deionizers that combine RO (reverse osmosis) membrane water treatment chemicals, ion-exchange resins, and continuously regenerating-type deionizers. Kurita Water Industries also offers a product lineup made up of wastewater treatment systems that treat organic and...

By Kurita based in Tokyo, JAPAN.

Chemical wastewater treatment for the metal finishing industry

By Meitler Consulting, Inc. based in Kansas City, KANSAS (USA).

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Filtration technology for Wastewater treatment industry

THE AQQA FILTRATION TECHNOLOGY IS USED IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT TO: seperate the mixed liqour from the clear water phase in Membrane Bio Reactors (MBR). remove bacteria and virus from wastewater. remove particles (and attached organic and inorganic material) from any wastewater, thus reducing the freight of chemicals and the charges for the COD load (e.g. in Germany).

By Weise Water GmbH based in Hennigsdorf, GERMANY.

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Wastewater testing for the water treatment industry

There are strict regulations in place surrounding waste water, which makes it very important to monitor. Even small changes in aquatic ecosystems can have a huge impact in the chemical makeup of water, temperature, etc. By using real time monitoring on water quality, pollutants can be detected and mitigated before they pose a potential threat to these ecosystems and enter the water course. The rugged AP-2000 allows for real time testing of wastewater and helps to minimise risk of any potential fines. It is works...

By Aquaread Limited based in Broadstairs, UNITED KINGDOM.

Water treatment systems for chemical industry

The effluents that accrue in the cleaning process of silo vehicles and containers for transportation of raw materials for the chemical industry, are highly complex and constantly changing in the composition of wastewater. Flocculation as the prior art of treatment for chemical waste water can not remove many of the completely dissolved invisible substances. Thus, the residual stresses are evident despite high claritv of the `Treated effluent` is often well above the levels witch are applicable for wastewater in...

By Weidner Ireland Ltd based in IRELAND.

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