Tertiary Water Treatment Articles & Analysis

Dealing with house wastewater can feel complicated. Especially with terms like “effluent” and “biosolids”. But effective domestic wastewater treatment is crucial for a healthy home and environment. This guide explains home sewage treatment clearly. We’ll discuss various domestic effluent treatment methods, their benefits, and important considerations. We’ll ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Breweries face unique challenges when managing industrial wastewater due to the complex mix of organic compounds and high-strength effluents. Innovative treatment methods are crucial to meeting environmental standards while ensuring operational efficiency. This article discusses the specific challenges of brewery wastewater and its regulatory requirements. It also offers specialized industrial ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Wastewater treatment is crucial for food and beverage processing facilities. It protects our environment and adheres to regulatory standards. Efficient wastewater treatment systems for food processing also significantly reduce operational costs. This article guides food & beverage professionals and their consulting engineers seeking better wastewater solutions. We’ll explore the types ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Water scarcity, sustainability mandates, and cost optimization initiatives have driven the growing interest in domestic wastewater recycling. For civil engineering firms, developers, and their implementation contractors, the ability to design and integrate effective on-site or decentralized wastewater treatment and reuse solutions is crucial for meeting regulatory requirements, earning LEED or ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Decentralized design is customized to suit treatment needs As demand grows for sustainable wastewater solutions, the Aspiral™ Flex line from Fluence stands out with its versatile, containerized wastewater treatment units. Ideal for small- to medium-sized communities and facilities, the Aspiral™ Flex units can handle flows from 5,000 to 250,000 gallons per day (20 to 950m3 per day), ...

By Fluence Corporation

Waterways, often misused as waste disposal channels, have suffered from hazardous discharges including pollutants like asbestos, heavy metals, and oils. The UK has made legislative strides with The Water Industry Act and The Water Resources Act, aiming to mitigate these practices. However, a global crisis remains, as the UN reports that 80% of the world’s wastewater goes untreated, ...

By Membracon Process Separations b.v.

In the heart of Texas, where water scarcity meets booming industries, a solution emerges. Let’s take a further look at industrial water treatment solutions in Texas. Imagine a world where you could optimize a modular treatment system approach. No more one-size-fits-all solutions or sky-high costs. Texas industrial companies are diving into the world of modular water treatment, and ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Companies seek ways to reduce their impact on the environment The food and beverage industry plays a huge role in feeding the world, and this comes with an environmental cost. The good news is that many food and beverage companies are starting to implement creative solutions to reduce their impact on the environment. we focus on two key areas where food and beverage companies can improve their ...

By Fluence Corporation

Imagine a world where every drop of water is treated as the precious resource it is. Now, consider the challenge many municipalities face: treating wastewater efficiently without breaking the bank. The answer? Cost-effective municipal wastewater treatment solutions. Municipalities are constantly under pressure to meet regulatory standards and serve their communities sustainably. But ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Imagine standing on the brink of a revolution. Not one heralded by blaring trumpets or sweeping declarations, but by the silent, determined shift towards Sustainable practices in industrial wastewater management. Right now, under our very steps and flowing through the veins of factories worldwide, a quiet revolution unfolds in how we handle industrial wastewater. Gone are the days when waste was ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Ever ponder the progression of a single drop of H2O? Imagine it falling from the sky, rushing through rivers and streams, being drawn into an industrial process, then finally released back to nature. But there’s a crucial step we often overlook – the use of sustainable industrial water treatment chemicals. These silent heroes play an important role in this water journey. The story ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Have you ever pondered the ultimate destination of water utilized in production? Just like a drop of ink spreading through a glass of water, industrial pollutants can spread and wreak havoc on our precious ecosystems. It’s not only the responsibility of industrial leaders; this affects everyone. Industrial wastewater treatment principles, while they may sound technical and distant, are ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

This question often comes to mind when discussing sustainable wastewater management and reuse strategies for industrial client applications. The truth is, understanding the role of reverse osmosis in treating industrial wastewater can be quite complex. Grasping this concept is not a task that can be completed quickly. But here’s the deal… Without grasping this concept, industrial ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

The open channel measuring principle is a method used to measure the flow of fluids in an open channel. Open channels are those channels that are not enclosed or covered, such as rivers, canals, and streams. The principle is based on the concept of fluid mechanics and is widely used in various industries, including water treatment plants, irrigation systems, and sewage systems. The measuring ...

By Supmea Automation Co.,Ltd

Water reuse is just one means of making industrial use of fresh water more sustainable Around the world, the agricultural and industrial sectors are the two largest water users, accounting for nearly 90% of direct water withdrawals. Agricultural water withdrawal accounts for nearly 72%, industrial (including energy production) accounts for about 16%, and municipal water withdrawals make up the ...

By Fluence Corporation

Tertiary treatment - Fish Come Back to the River Wupper Providing treatment capacity for approx. 700,000 population equivalents, the Buchenhofen Clarification Plant is the largest wastewater plant of the “Wupperverband” (Wupper River Association).The plant handles up to 370,000 m³ of wastewater per day. Looking to decrease effluent phosphate content, the plant’s ...

By EVERS GmbH & Co. KG

The Muharraq WWTP started operating in 2014 and is currently operating at its maximum design capacity of 100,000 m3/day. Almar Water Solutions has brought to the project, and the region, the capacity to develop the future expansion of Muharraq – the plant has an expansion plan of an extra 60,000 m3/day – or any other water projects under PPP schemes. According to a study by the World ...

By Almar Water Solutions

There are 7.8 billion people on Earth, and the amount of human waste the population produces massively impacts the environment and human health. In sewers, human waste mingles with personal hygiene products, household chemicals, pharmaceuticals and other contaminants, creating highly toxic wastewater that pours pollutants and 6.2 million tons of nitrogen into coastal water every year. The result ...

By Genesis Water Technologies, Inc.

Effluent is a term used to describe wastewater, which is a byproduct of various industrial processes and domestic activities. The treatment of effluent is a crucial process in preserving the environment and ensuring the safety of human health. In this article, we will delve into the basics of effluent treatment and understand its importance. ...

By LG Sonic B.V.

It is quite evident that not just India, but the whole world is struggling to find a sustainable solution to one of the major and most alarming environmental issues of the 21st century that is affecting Nature, Human beings, and Aquatic and Terrestrial organisms. The crisis is none other than the water crisis. The water stress is stuck in the throat of almost every country in the world and not ...

By iNODE Software Co.