Sectors

Liquid waste generated by the meat processing industry is not suitable to be discharged directly into the sewer network.

Treating food processing wastewater before discharge significantly reduces fees and recovers potentially valuable by-products.

The UK uses 40.9 billion litres of water each year to produce 14 billion litres of milk. Therefore, a whole lot of wastewater, too.

The beverage industry often requires multi-process solutions for wastewater treatment including Membrane Bio Reactors.

High water usage, BOD and COD mean that Membrane Bio Reactors are frequently used in the distillery sector.

Water treatment and the recycling and re-use of water is increasingly important after the anaerobic digestion of wastes.

Complex effluent discharges from the chemical and pharmaceutical industries require highly efficient wastewater solutions.

Landfill leachates typically contain high concentrations of ammonia and chlorides, with a high Chemical Oxygen Demand.

All properties require high quality, fully compliant sewage treatment, whether they are connected to mains drainage or not.

High volumes of water used and a need to use high quality water make effluent treatment key in the paper and pulp industry.

All plastic waste bound for recycling must be cleaned and contaminant free before it can be processed.

A highly variable effluent stream can make wastewater treatment in the tanker washing sector a tricky business.

Wastewater treatment is often one of the highest costs associated within the tannery industry.