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Top industrial wastewater equipment, benefits and ROI   The following list includes the seven most common types of wastewater equipment, how each operates, and how it affects a business’s profitability:   1. Ultrafiltration systems Ultrafiltration (UF) is a pressure-driven process that uses a membrane to remove emulsified oils, metal hydroxides, emulsions, dispersed material, suspended solids and other large molecular weight materials from wastewater, coolant and other solutions. UF excels at the clarification of solutions containing suspended solids, bacteria and high concentrations of macromolecules, including oil and water. UF systems are designed to reduce oily water volumes by as much as 98 percent without the use of chemical additives. These systems are also capable of removing small fines in deburring and tumbling operations, which allows the water and soap solution to be recycled and reused. When calculating heating and disposal expenses, companies can also see a reduction of wash water and detergent costs by as much as 75 percent and a reduction in waste disposal costs by as much as 90 percent. For these reasons, UF membrane technology is quickly becoming the process of choice over conventional filtration methods.   2. Vacuum evaporation and distillation Evaporation is a natural phenomenon and a clean separation technology recognized as a best available technique in several wastewater treatment processes. Because it removes the water from the contaminants, rather than filtering the contaminants from the water, it is distinct from other separation processes. No other technology can attain such high water-recovery and concentration rates as vacuum evaporators, which accelerate the natural evaporation process to treat and distill industrial wastewater amounts from 1 to 120 tons per day. They are capable of achieving residual total solids concentrations of more than 85 percent. The three primary vacuum evaporators are: Heat pumps – Flexible and versatile with low electrical energy consumption and superior reliability Hot water/cold water – Reduce operating costs by utilizing existing excess hot water/steam and cooling water Mechanical vapor recompression – Engineered for the treatment of large wastewater flow rates with low boiling temperatures for reduced energy consumption   3. Reverse osmosis systems Reverse osmosis (RO) technology removes dissolved solids and impurities from water by using a semipermeable membrane, which allows the passage of water but leaves the majority of dissolved solids/salts and other contaminants behind. The RO membranes require a greater-than-osmotic pressure and high-pressure water to achieve the desired result. The water that passes through the RO membrane is called the permeate, and the dissolved salts that are rejected by the RO membrane are called the concentrate. A properly designed and operated RO system can remove up to 99.5 percent of incoming dissolved salts and impurities, as well as virtually all colloidal and suspended matter from the most challenging waste and feedwater applications. Typically for industrial, metalworking and surface treatment applications, RO technology is the final process after UF or the chemical treatment of waste and feedwater.   4. Paper bed filters These types of filters work by gravity and utilize disposable paper media or permanent filter media to produce a positive barrier, which removes solids from all free-flowing industrial process liquids. Paper bed filters are suitable for applications that involve low- to medium-stock removal of ferrous and nonferrous metals, as well as organic and inorganic contaminants such as glass, rubber and plastic. Paper bed filters can extend coolant and tool life by an average of 27 percent, in addition to increasing surface finish quality.   Standard paper bed filtration units are available with or without magnetic separation and can handle flow rates of up to 130 gallons per minute (gpm). Different classes of filter media allow for adjustments of micron clarity. A drum-type model, which can process up to 500 gpm of fluid, occupies one-third the floor space of a paper bed filter.   5. Solid bowl centrifuges These units optimize centrifugal force (instead of consumable media) to separate solids from liquids in metal processing applications where removal of fines is important for recycle and reuse goals. Process liquid is either pumped or gravity-fed to the centrifuge inlet. Process solids are then centrifugally separated from the liquid phase and collected in an easily removable rotor, also known as a liner. Clarified liquid overflows the rotor into the outer case and is returned by gravity to the process, which minimizes the cost of hauling waste coolants and water away from the facility. Solid bowl centrifuges provide high-performance liquid/solid separation for all types of particles – metallic and nonmetallic, ferrous and nonferrous – and are available in both manually cleaned rotor style (with a reusable liner) and fully automatic self-cleaning designs.     6. Tramp oil separators In this wastewater treatment solution, contaminated fluid flows through a series of baffles and a porous media bed, during which free and mechanically dispersed oils are separated from the fluid. The clarified fluid then flows over the effluent discharge weir back to the reservoir for reuse. The collected oils, inverted emulsions and other waste materials are collected at the top of the separator and automatically discharged into a suitable receptacle. Using gravity flow and coalescence, these separators can reduce tramp oils to less than 1 percent in a single pass while utilizing no consumable products.   Tramp oil separators can also: Reduce new fluid purchase costs up to 75 percent (including synthetic and semisynthetic coolants, soluble oils and wash waters) Reduce the cost of wash water detergents, heating and disposal Reduce hazardous waste volumes up to 90 percent Achieve system payback (or ROI) in six months or less   7. Vacuum filters Capable of continuous operation, vacuum filtration systems can eliminate significant downtime. Virtually maintenance-free and delivering high-sludge-volume elimination, these systems will also deliver lower production costs. Disposable media vacuum filters utilize a vacuum chamber to draw contaminated coolant through the disposable filter media. By applying the proven principle of optimal filtration through contaminate or sludge buildup, a filter cake forms on the media. These units are capable of impressive flow rates of up to 2,000 gpm.   Semipermanent vacuum filters can further reduce operation costs by eliminating the need for disposable media. Back-flushing with clean coolant keeps the filter clean without requiring large volumes of air. The back-flushed solids drop from the filter element and settle into a tank, where they are removed via a chain dragout/flight arrangement. These units require minimal floor space and are completely self-contained, simplifying maintenance and operation.   Conclusion Considered an increasingly critical topic of global concern, wastewater treatment is something industrial manufacturing operations can address with any number of existing, efficient and effective systems. Companies can employ many different strategies to help themselves go beyond mere compliance and begin the process of improving water quality. This can simultaneously bolster their brand, their ROI and their bottom lines.    

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