INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER AND ZLD / 05
Bubble devices that break down tough pollution.
Break tough pollution so bacteria can finish the job.
Distillery, pharma or chemical wastewater has pollution or ammonia that bacteria cannot break down. Water spins through a device with no moving parts.
What it achieves
The key numbers.
per unit, tested.
moving parts.
when used before a digester.
Problem and fix
The problem this solves.
- 01The problem
Distillery, pharma or chemical wastewater has pollution or ammonia that bacteria cannot break down.
How it is fixedWater spins through a device with no moving parts. Tiny bubbles form and burst, breaking big, tough molecules into small ones that bacteria can eat. Used before a biogas digester, it also gives more gas. A version with an added oxidant removes dye colour.
How it works
Step by step.
- 1
Pump
Wastewater is pumped into the device.
- 2
Spin
It spins fast, and tiny bubbles form and burst.
- 3
Break
The bursts break big, tough molecules into small ones.
- 4
Finish
Biological treatment or a digester removes the rest.
Key features
Why it works well.
Each unit handles up to 40,000 litres an hour.
- No moving partsLittle to wear out.
- Easy to scaleUnits connect in series or parallel.
- Pairs with other stepsWorks with coagulation, biology and oxidation.
- Also removes ammoniaWith or without air.
- Removes dye colourA version with an oxidant decolourises dye water.
At a glance
The details.
| Capacity | 500 to 40,000 litres an hour per unit |
|---|---|
| Treats | High COD, ammonia, colour |
| Secondary waste | None |
| Ready level | Level 6 to 9 of 9 (already in use) |
| Scale | 500 to 40,000 litres an hour |
| Used in | Distillery, pharma, chemical, textile |
Costs are indicative and change with your water, site and plant size. We confirm them after testing a sample.
Where it is used
Who it is for.
- Distilleries
- Pharma and chemical plants
- Textile and handloom clusters
Questions
Frequently asked questions.
Is this technology proven?
Yes. It is at ready level 6 to 9 of 9, which means: already in use. Each unit handles up to 40,000 litres an hour.
Can we try it on our own water first?
Yes. We test a sample in our NABL-accredited lab and, where it helps, run a small trial on your site before you invest in a full plant.
Do you supply and install it?
Yes. We design, supply, install and start up the system, train your staff, and our lab checks the treated water.
Factory wastewater that fails COD, smells or makes too much sludge
Other ways to fix this problem.
THE NEXT STEP
Fix it on
your own site.
Send us a water sample or a test report. We will check it, confirm this method fits and tell you what it costs to run.
Discuss your problem