Digested Organics LLC services

At our headquarters in Farmington Hills, Michigan, we have a complete pilot testing facility and wet chemistry laboratory to help solve your toughest liquid separation challenges. We can work with samples as small as 5 gallons to as large as a 1,000 gallons to determine how our screening, microfiltration, ultrafiltration, forward osmosis, and reverse osmosis solutions can be used to achieve your goals. Our pilot facility is directed by Dr. Sam Bagchi, with support from technicians and scientists who are passionate about developing customized solutions for your applications. We pride ourselves on thinking outside the box to meet your goals with a cost effective, space efficient, and highly reliable solution.

Digested Organics specializes in customized solutions for wastewater treatment and process separations. We have a range of equipment available for onsite testing and rentals. Typically, onsite pilot testing involves a one week trial where our highly trained operators come to your site with one or more pieces of equipment and perform trials to mimic commercial operations. Our equipment collects operational data and produces representative samples of filtrate and concentrate for further analysis.

It can be a challenge to determine the best way to accomplish a liquid-solid or liquid-liquid separation. We have a proven track record of helping businesses understand different solutions, choose the best ones for their application, and identify opportunities for improved efficiency, reduced cost, and better throughput. No challenge is too small or too large for our team to tackle, so if you need help drafting a Process Flow Diagram (PFD), determining Mass Balances, choosing between different separation technologies, and completing more detailed Piping & Instrumentation Diagrams (P&IDs), please reach out to us today.

Our field service technicians are professionals with years of experience servicing pumps, valves, and other components unique to our filtration equipment. We can assist with preventative maintenance, repairs, or upgrades as requested.

For some customers, it doesn’t make sense to purchase equipment. Instead, a lease or long term pay-per-gallon plan makes the most sense.