Nomado products

Nomado provides specialized containerized wastewater treatment systems designed for the efficient handling of effluent from hotels and campsites. These versatile solutions include both container-held and SKID-mounted units, offering plug-and-play convenience. With a focus on meeting regulatory standards, these systems ensure compliant discharge by integrating design considerations that align with current regulations, including necessary documentation for SPANC applications and authorizations under French Water Law. Nomado's units are known for their adaptability, offering significant operational and environmental benefits. They cater to various treatment needs such as the refurbishment of systems with capacities of 60 PE or 1300 PE, and are even suitable for handling complex effluents like concrete laitance and pharmaceutical byproducts with advanced processes like reverse osmosis.

Nomado provides specialized solutions for managing community wastewater, assisting local authorities in optimizing their wastewater treatment systems to meet modern standards. The company performs a comprehensive survey and analysis of existing systems before designing a solution that seamlessly incorporates new upgrades alongside existing equipment. They offer modular options such as containerized solutions and SKID systems to cater to different capacity requirements, exemplified by projects ranging from a 60 PE system to a 1300 PE refurbishment. Their services extend to niche applications like treating concrete laitance and pharmaceutical effluents using advanced technologies like reverse osmosis. With a focus on regulatory compliance, Nomado integrates fluidized bed reactors, sequencing batch reactors, and biodiscs into their designs. Their approach ensures cost-effectiveness, operational efficiency, and environmental stewardship, with a strong emphasis on meeting health, safety, and environmental standards.

Nomado specializes in seawater desalination using reverse osmosis (RO) technology, a process essential for converting seawater into potable water by removing salts, including sodium chloride, which can reach concentrations of 30g/l to 40g/l in seawater. The RO process utilizes high-pressure application and semi-permeable membranes with pore sizes not exceeding 1nm to filter ions, pesticides, bacteria, and other organic compounds efficiently. This desalination process is crucial in regions where seawater is the primary source of drinking water. Beyond desalination, RO is employed in various industrial applications, offering solutions for demineralization, capturing endocrine disruptors, and treating complex wastes such as nuclear, radiological, and biological compounds. Nomado provides adaptable, cutting-edge solutions, including containerized and skid-mounted systems, with additional capabilities for re-mineralizing water to counteract pH imbalance post-RO, ensuring its versatility and effectiveness across diverse scenarios.

Nomado specializes in the provision of comprehensive water disinfection solutions tailored to meet diverse industrial and environmental requirements. Their offerings include advanced systems like containerized and skid-mounted solutions designed for the effective treatment and disinfection of water resources. The company employs various disinfection techniques such as chlorination, ozonation, and UV irradiation. Chlorination, a widely used method, involves the use of residual chlorine to maintain water quality over time. Ozonation utilizes trioxygen for oxidation and is noted for its efficiency and cost-effectiveness. UV radiation employs UV-C rays that penetrate and disrupt the DNA of pathogens without affecting the water's pH or organoleptic properties. Nomado's solutions are crafted to adhere strictly to regulatory guidelines, maintaining essential chlorine levels in distribution networks and ensuring the water remains free from microbial colonization.

Nomado specializes in separative technology and membrane treatment solutions, offering systems designed for various applications such as potable water preparation, effluent treatment, and process water refinement. Their offerings include containerized and skid-mounted membrane treatment units that employ advanced microfiltration, ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, and nanofiltration techniques. Membrane treatment involves the passage of fluids under pressure through semi-permeable membranes, effectively separating unwanted contaminants from the target liquid. Pore sizes in these membranes range from 0.1 to 500 microns for microfiltration and up to 0.1 to 10 nanometers for nanofiltration, targeting a broad spectrum of impurities such as suspended solids, bacteria, ions, and organic compounds. Operating at pressures between 1.5 and 20 bars, these technologies offer robust, energy-efficient solutions suitable for managing diverse water treatment challenges while minimizing environmental impact.