The wastewater emanating from an industry is as diverse as the industry itself. Production processes differ and so do the associated range of contaminants that end up in water. Since all wastewaters are not the same the companies have to employ various techniques to manage their water footprint. The decisions are often guided by the local regulations, the cost of water, overall wastewater quantity and its characteristics etc. These factors all weigh in on the selection and treatment process for each individual case. Here perfect environmental support is necessary to strengthen this very intricate decision-making process.
At Circeon, the level of involvement is absolute to support the teams using the best available technologies to solve for either resource recovery or safe disposal. All industrial effluents are considered treatable and a few major ones are distinctly elaborated upon below to highlight the process of evaluation and problem solving.
Dairy, Food & Beverage
The Dairy, Food and Beverage Industry has a major consumption of water as part of production and requires a detailed effort to design a treatment plant
Pulp and Paper
Pulp & Paper Industry consumes a lot of water in their processes and depending upon the type of production the quality of the effluent changes.
Metal Finishing
Metal Finishing Industry water generation is principally from the processing line and has varying characteristics comprising of difficult to treat effluents.
Packaging
The consumer goods industry has grown immensely and to support it so has the packaging material production.