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Water is a precious commodity. To protect our natural waters and to support drinking water production, all wastewater is therefore first cleansed of containments and pollutants before it is returned to the water cycle. To treat the water and to achieve the best possible, natural water quality, different processes are used. Generally, the treatment of wastewater can be divided into two basic types . Firstly, problematic substances are removed from the water. This is done with cleaning, iron removal, manganese ...
ByAerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH based in Aerzen, GERMANY
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According to a study by the German Environment Agency , wastewater treatment plants are responsible for around 1% of Germany's total electricity consumption. What initially sounds like a very small percentage, however, offers a highly attractive savings potential from the point of view of individual wastewater treatment plant operators. One typical example of the savings potential in wastewater treatment plants is tank aeration. For example, state-of-the-art blower technologies and demand-driven control technology ...
ByAerzener Maschinenfabrik GmbH based in Aerzen, GERMANY
In the beverage and spirit industry, the discharges show an extreme irregularity in terms of flows, wastewater composition, contaminants concentration and production seasonality. ...
BySalher based in Madrid, SPAIN
The dairy industry is dedicated to the production of milk and processing of by-products such as yoghurts, cheeses, butter, cream … This sector generates a large quantity of process water highly contaminated with organic matter, nitrogen and phosphorus, detergents, acidity, oils and greases. The range of water treatment solutions Salher offers endless options to address any quality and innovation ...
BySalher based in Madrid, SPAIN
Energy and Chemistry are interrelated with Water. To generate fuel and electricity, through extraction of coal, oil and gas, and through geothermal, hydroelectric, nuclear and to a lesser degree, solar and wind plants, the water consumption footprint is significant. Needless to mention that the extraction, processing and transformation of raw materials also require a major water ...
BySalher based in Madrid, SPAIN