Process Engineered Water Equipment (PEWE)
Process Engineered Water Equipment offers innovative process and wastewater treatment solutions and recycling opportunities. The PEWE research and development team is actively seeking new technologies for the Industrial and Municipal global markets. This allows PEWE to offer optimal package systems at the lowest cost, producing the highest revenue for our client`s process and wastestream. We design, manufacture, construct and warrantee our treatment systems.
Company details
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- Business Type:
- Manufacturer
- Industry Type:
- Water Treatment
- Market Focus:
- Globally (various continents)
- Year Founded:
- 2007
- Employees:
- 11-100
- Turnover:
- $1,000,000 US - $10,000,000 US
About Us
PEWE Raises the Standard
Patent pending products and systems are designed in-house and produced under tight quality control standards. Systems are constructed in stainless steel, polypropylene and PVC for long-lasting durability and low maintenance. Detailed engineering design means operational ease and simple equipment care.
Some of the product features you will come to expect in your next system can be found only on a PEWE system. The unique technology built into PEWE systems, such as the HD²XLRator LS DAF (pictured), maximize TSS removal while minimizing chemistry usage and sludge production.
PEWE Vision
Our clients will find an unbeatable selection of wastewater treatment systems at Process Engineered Water Equipment. With multiple US Patents and over twenty trademark registrations, the PEWE product portfolio offers innovative process and wastewater treatment solutions and recycling opportunities.
This allows PEWE to offer optimal package systems at the lowest cost, producing the highest revenue for our client’s process and waste stream. We design, manufacture, construct and warranty our industrial wastewater treatment systems ourselves.
PEWE IS RAISING THE STANDARD
Our systems are designed in-house and produced under tight quality standards. Wastewater Treatment Systems are constructed in stainless steel, polypropylene and PVC for durability and low maintenance. Detailed engineering design means operational ease and simple equipment care.
The unique technology built into PEWE systems, such as the HD²XLRator® LS DAF, maximizes TSS removal while minimizing chemistry usage and sludge production.
Product Groups
Process Engineered Water Equipment entered the marketplace in 2007 as a manufacturer of premium dissolved air flotation equipment (DAF), but since then we’ve expanded our capabilities to include a wide range of industrial wastewater treatment systems. From the materials and technology used in each piece of equipment to the cost of the systems, we design each of our products to be the most efficient wastewater treatment systems and TSS removal equipment on the market. Our list of available water treatment system components includes:
- Chemical Feed
- Clarification
- DeWater® Systems
- Dissolved Air Flotation
- Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor
- Oil/Water Separation
- SuperSkreen®
- System Support
- Wastewater Pumps
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Wastewater Treatment: Dual DAF & MBBR system by PEWE, LLC
The new YIBO, Inc. facility in Warrenton MO is the firm`s first US production plant. Using state of the art equipment they will manufacture 26 varieties of soy sauce products for the commercial market. Five gallon containers will be distributed nationwide. As a discharge requirement the local POTW requested a wastewater plant for effluent control prior to release. Without an operating facility an estimated flow along with surrogate numbers for TSS and BOD were utilized in designing the treatment system. The...
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PEWE HD XLRator DAF Maximizes TSS, FOG and BOD Removal
Oregon Ice Cream is as committed to dairy product quality as it is to the protecting the environment. The company has built a strong following within the community by being a good neighbor. When it came to wastewater management they had their hands full as the entire facility encompassed a city block, had an aging sewer easement through the center of the property and operated two separate manufacturing plants divided by active truck alley's. They needed to create a solution without disturbing production during...
