Industrial installations require Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWT) or Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP) for their economy and efficiency and to reduce the environmental impact. We know how to make them – if not simple – worry-free.
In all industrial installations, from food and beverage to chemicals and petrochemicals, from textile to pulp and paper, Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWT) or Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP) are critical for their economy and efficiency. Industries are deemed responsible for the amount of freshwater they use and the quantity and quality of the wastewater streams they return to the environment into lakes, rivers, or seas.
Concerning the specific industrial process, ETPs could face, in principle, an extremely heterogeneous chemical composition: vegetable or mineral oil and hydrocarbons, suspended solids, dissolved organics, chemical compounds challenging to oxidize, acidic or alkaline chemicals, hydrogen sulfide, and heavy metals.
Due to the variability of sources, flow rates, and chemical composition, our team can design ETPs with maximum flexibility. A sequence of several “unit operations” can be foreseen facing all the theoretical conditions without affecting reliability and performance.
In principle, a typical ETP may be arranged with the following different sections:
We also have great experience applying Reverse Osmosis (RO) to treated wastewater, allowing complete demineralization and thus driving towards the Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) philosophy.
An effluent treatment plant displays the most complex and articulated scheme in the water business.
Rely on Cannon Artes’ experience to make it – if not simple – worry-free.
