Wastewater Reclaim,
Recycling and Reuse
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A good wastewater reclaim
program can bring new life to
industrial wastewater.
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Environmental Benefits of
Wastewater Reclamation
• Using modern water treatment technologies,
harmful contaminants that previously made
industrial wastewater unfit for reuse can now be
stripped out.
• Removing contaminants from wastewater and
reusing it, rather than just discarding it, helps to
conserve water and reduce costs.
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Some modern wastewater recycling
systems can reclaim more than 90%
of post-process water for reuse.
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Wastewater Recycling Applications
Treated and recycled wastewater may be reused for a variety of
applications, such as:
Plating
Rinsing
Painting
Washing
Boiler-Feedwater
Fire-Suppression Systems
Cooling Tower Make-Up Water
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Wastewater Reclaim
Technologies
• Even the most challenging of wastewater reclamation
issues can be solved with the right technology and well-
equipped engineers, including:
Gray Water
Wastewater
From Oil
Production
Wastewater
From Natural
Gas Production
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Wastewater Reclaim
Technologies
• Common industrial water purification methods, include:
Ultrafiltration
High Pressure
Reverse
Osmosis
Deionization
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Reclaiming Valuable Chemicals
• The same technologies used in wastewater recycling
can be used to isolate, concentrate, and separate
chemicals from water.
• The benefit from removing these chemicals is twofold:
The business or industry gets to
keep more of their raw
materials, reducing costs.
The wastewater is somewhat
more pure and will be easier on
the environment.
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Can Your Industrial Wastewater
Be Recycled?
• Determining feasibility of reclaiming wastewater requires
several steps:
A detailed analysis of the wastewater.
Lab-scale treatability to identify appropriate treatment technologies.
The development of a budget estimate of capital and operating costs.
Laboratory or field-scale pilot testing to confirm findings.
A finalization of the estimated budget cost into a firm quotation.
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WaterProfessionals®
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find the most affordable and effective wastewater treatment
option for your business.
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