Wastewater treatment processes considered for this industry must address industry specific nuances like slug discharges of pulp, stormwater runoff and air emissions for compounds such as total reduced sulfur (TRS)
This wastewater typically contains a lower biochemical to chemical oxygen demand. We determine biodegradability of each waste stream and the presence of toxic or inhibitory compounds.
Biowater have knowledge and competence to help in designing and building new systems and upgrade existing infrastructure based on biotechnology as CFIC, MBBR and IFAS solutions.
The Company offers cost-effective solution that allows municipal plants to both increase their treatment capacity and upgrade the effluent quality with minimal civil works.
This waste stream can have complex characteristics: Biocides, heavy metals, pharmaceutical intermediates and endocrine disruptors. We are familiar and know how to marry appropriate treatment to make sure you are compliant.
The mining industry has the potential to use large amounts of wastewater in its operations. Often times these waste streams contain contaminants that require treatment before the water can be re-used or discharged. Biowater has successfully installed highly efficient biofilm treatment processes including our complete mix fixed film (CMFF®) system to remove BOD/COD, and nitrogen from mining waste streams. Biowater’s technologies, such as our CFIC® process, can produce effluent water quality...
