Tuesday 20 June 2017

Closed-loop Industrial Wasterwater Treatment - Transform Problem Into An Asset

Filtration is one of the critical processes in almost every manufacturing unit. During the filtration process, various kinds of waste products like solvents, degreasers, and metal waste get separated from the main product. Undoubtedly, the main product is of use but industries need to manage the waste which keeps on accumulating and eventually, damages the machinery. In order to safeguard the machinery as well as the environment, it is necessary to process them.

In the last few decades, a number of methods have been invented to slash down the environmental impact of several industrial processes. These methods have minimized water consumption while producing effective sustainability. In today’s scenario, advanced filtration technologies and techniques that filter more complex containments without the use of chemicals in the treatment process have become an integral part of the global movement.

One such technological option is closed-loop industrial wastewater treatment, which uses electricity to drive chemical reactions in a solution, suspension or emulsion to remove contaminants effectively. In this process, chemical reactions occur within the wastewater resulting in an uncontaminated product. Used as stand-alone units or added to existing treatment facilities, closed-loop wastewater treatment can treat huge amounts of water in a single day to be then reused for other purposes. This increases the capacity of traditional wastewater treatment facilities strained by increases in population and aging infrastructure.

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