Terragon Environmental Technologies Inc. products

By combining MAGS and WETT, Terragon is creating STEP (System for Total Environmental Protection), the world`s first fully integrated resource recovery system from waste. STEP enables any habitat to use all its waste streams, such as solid waste, used oils, sludge, oily water, and gray and black wastewater, to generate clean water and energy for the habitat. STEP essentially enables any habitat to attain `zero waste discharge` and significantly reduce its need for new resources

Terragon has developed the highly innovative WETT-O (Wastewater Electrochemical Treatment Technology for Oily Water), the first Type Approved electrochemical treatment system for marine oily bilgewater. The system has received IMO MEPC.107(49) certification and can treat to 5 or 15 ppm discharge as selected by the operator. WETT-O meets the most stringent discharge standards available for shipboard Oily Water Separators. The system has been evaluated on commercial and government vessels, and is immune to the effects of ship motion including pitch, roll and vibration. WETT-O can also be used for other oily wastewater, such as vehicle wash water and industrial oily water.

WETT-G is Terragon’s novel approach for treating greywater (GW) originating from showers, bathing and laundry so that it can be reused in various ways rather than discharged to the environment. The use of potable water that is often limited and costly can then be reserved for those applications where it is truly required. WETT-G was demonstrated at a Leeds Platinum certified eco-chalet, and can be integrated into individual dwellings or scaled-up for communities of several hundred individuals.

Terragon has developed the novel patented WETTTM-S for sewage, concentrated sewage, and industrial wastewater. While domestic and community situations usually produce typical municipal sewage, situations that have low per capita water usage or that have separate greywater (GW) and blackwater (BW) collection may generate highly concentrated wastewater.

Maximal recovery of resources for habitats: In many communities, the cost of water and electricity is high, and the uncontrolled discharge and disposal of waste has the potential of endangering the surrounding environment. This situation can exist in marine platforms, northern communities, hotels, mining camps, arctic stations, island communities, research stations, and more.