In the food industry, runoff containing used animal washing fluids, sedimentation, biomaterials, fats, and oils contribute to the generation of wastewater.
Over the years, the popularity of reverse osmosis (RO) as a water and wastewater treatment method has grown significantly. This trend is due to the many advantages the process holds over other treatments.
In today’s rapidly changing world, it is more important than ever to implement sustainable methods of reducing water scarcity—and recycling wastewater is an excellent option.
With environmental regulations constantly changing and increasing costs associated with waste handling, companies need to make smart and informed business decisions about sludge disposition. Sludge is an unfortunate byproduct of any industrial wastewater treatment process.
Industrial manufacturers seeking solutions for wastewater treatment have a powerful weapon at their disposal in Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD).
Reverse osmosis (RO) is one of the most common, trusted methods in water treatment. RO can be effective for many wastewater applications, allowing facilities to recover water, save time and improve productivity.
While every manufacturer needs to leverage wastewater treatment technology to some degree, Zero Liquid Discharge goes a step further than meeting basic regulations.