Process water
Treatment matched to manufacturing requirements, product quality and production demand.
Industrial Water Treatment
Water quality matched to your process.
Independent process engineering for industrial water systems, supporting reliable supply, practical treatment design and improved plant performance.
Discuss your water requirementsStart with what your process needs
We assess source water quality, production demand and the requirements of each water user to establish a practical design basis. Our reviews consider treatment, storage, distribution and opportunities for recovery and reuse.
Applications we support
Utility water
Water preparation for boiler feed, cooling system make-up and other site utilities.
Recovery & reuse
Assessment of suitable streams for reuse, with treatment requirements and costs evaluated.
Where we can help
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Source water & variability
Review available water sources, quality data and changing operating conditions.
- 02
Demand & water balance
Assess peak demand, storage and the needs of connected water users.
- 03
Treatment selection & design
Compare process options against required quality, capacity and site constraints.
- 04
Plant performance & reliability
Investigate quality shortfalls, capacity limits and recurring operating problems.
- 05
Water efficiency & reuse
Identify opportunities to reduce demand and recover suitable water streams.
- 06
Whole-life cost
Compare investment, energy, chemicals, maintenance and residuals management.
Treatment processes
- Clarification and dissolved air flotation
- Media and cartridge filtration
- Ion exchange and softening
- UF, RO and demineralisation
- Degassing and deaeration
- UV and chemical disinfection
Evaporation and zero liquid discharge options can be assessed where relevant to the project.Treatment selection is based on your process requirements and operating conditions.
A connected view of your water systems
We consider how treatment, storage, distribution and reuse work together, helping you plan improvements across the site.
Discuss your industrial water requirements
Tell us about your water source, required quality, demand and current challenge.
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