Process Water Recovery

The treatment of wastewater resulting from industrial production activities has become quite widespread in our country in recent years within the scope of the regulations included in the EU harmonization process. Therefore, every business producing wastewater is obliged to treat its wastewater and provide it with the required limit value as required by the legislation. In order to protect our natural resources and leave a sustainable environment for future generations, the issue of recycling wastewater coming out of the treatment plant and reusing it in different parts of the production has come to the agenda.

Sediments and unwanted organic and inorganic substances found in water to be used in processes cause blockages in pipes, boilers, cooling towers, machines or installations and damage auxiliary businesses that are the lifeblood of industries. In addition, in processes where water is used as an additive in the industry, treated water is also important in terms of product quality.

Industrial wastewater recovery systems are advanced treatment of wastewater resulting from production in the industry such as MBR, ion exchange, reverse osmosis, advanced filtration, active carbon filters, disinfection, electrodialysis, oxidation methods.Although wastewater treatment seems like a mandatory expense item for all industrial establishments at first, the recycling of treated water emerges as a serious savings item depending on the amount of water. The increasing amount of water used in industries causes a significant increase in operating costs as well as treatment facility investment costs. Today, industrialists can save on water costs by adding some advanced treatment systems to their existing treatment facilities and reusing their water in their processes.

Industrial process water usage areas:

Textile industry,
Chemical substance production,
Milk and product production,
Power plants.
Metal plating,
Frozen food and canned food production,
Meat and poultry production,
Flour and pasta production,
Seafood production,
Leather product production,
Soft drink production,
Fabric and product production,
Laundries,
Detergent production,
Dyestuff production,
Pulp and paper production,
Glass and glass material production