Cooling towers and industrial utilities
Assess recovered water for cooling and other utilities against salinity, composition and circuit control requirements.
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Reverse osmosis for industrial water reuse.
Reverse osmosis to turn treated effluent into useful water for your process. We define water quality, pretreatment and the recovery balance.
Recovered water with a defined destination
Connect your effluent with a plant water requirement.
Process water
Specify the quality required for the new use and any conditioning needed after reverse osmosis.
Explore industrial ROWater recovery circuits
Compare recovered water, energy use, cleaning and concentrate management to assess the investment.
ContactFrom treatment plant to new use
Pretreatment, reverse osmosis and integration.
- Characterise the effluent
We review existing treatment, variability and analysis of salts, organic matter, solids and components that could limit membrane operation.
- Prepare the RO feedwater
We define pretreatment barriers and cleaning. UF can retain particles and colloids; dissolved compounds need separate assessment.
- Close the plant water balance
We quantify permeate, concentrate and auxiliary water streams. Recovery is selected alongside scaling, fouling and concentrate management.
- Define equipment supply
Membranes, pumping, controls, CIP and pretreatment within the agreed scope. Tanks and connections are coordinated with the existing installation.
Technical and economic feasibility
A proposal with a water balance and costs.
Compare cost per cubic metre recovered.
Assessment compares make-up water and avoidable discharge or disposal costs against capital, energy, chemicals, membranes and maintenance. Concentrate management and permitted uses are part of the project.
Start with a water demand.
Tell us which water supply you want to replace, its daily consumption and required quality. Effluent flow and analysis allow us to plan treatment and prepare a proposal.
Project questions
Define your water recovery project.
Can wastewater feed an RO plant directly?
Feedwater must be compatible with the membranes. We review upstream treatment, solids, oils, organic matter and scaling potential to define the required stages.
What percentage of water can be recovered?
It is determined from feedwater composition and target quality. Projection and, where needed, trials support recovery selection and concentrate quantification.
Your next step
Request a technical proposal.
Tell us the flow rate, water quality and treatment objective.
We will review equipment selection, integration and the data needed to size your project.
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