INSTRACTION TECHNOLOGY / SUPPORT IN SLOVENIA AND CROATIA
Aerial view of a wastewater treatment plant

Wastewater and treatment plants

An additional stage. A clear objective.

Treatment options
After existing treatment. Before discharge.

The next stage for your effluent.

An additional selective stage after existing mechanical and biological treatment. The aim is to reduce residual target PFAS concentrations before water reuse or discharge.

The right data.
A well-founded design.

Information for an initial assessment: Outlet quality, suspended solids, organic loading, PFAS profile and inflow variation in dry and wet weather.

Effluent quality

PFAS profile, suspended solids and organic load.

Variability

Variations in inflow and quality during dry and wet weather.

System integration

Prefiltration, design flow and the target before reuse or discharge.

Preparing a filtration test in the laboratory
Testing on actual water provides the basis for choosing an additional treatment stage.

Upgrading existing treatment.

We test the selected configuration on your water and relate the results to operating requirements, pretreatment and performance monitoring.

Design considerations

The medium is not designed to remove sludge. Pilot testing assesses additional prefiltration needs and whether treating the entire flow is appropriate.
Filtration systems and configurations

From data to the next step

We review water composition, flow, required outlet quality and existing treatment, then propose laboratory or pilot testing and a filtration design.

Let's assess the options for your effluent.

Let's start with effluent analyses and information on existing treatment.

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