Industrial Treatment Systems
Specializing in large industrial equipment solutions for efficient operations.
Hardness Removal System (including TSS)
In the context of the chemical industry, a Hardness Removal System refers to a water treatment process designed to reduce or eliminate the concentration of minerals that cause water hardness, primarily calcium and magnesium ions. Hard water can negatively impact industrial processes by causing scale buildup in equipment, reducing efficiency, and potentially damaging machinery over time. Includes Ion Exchange, Chemical Precipitation, Reverse Osmosis (RO) and Distillation.
Industrial Applications
Boiler feed water and cooling water treatment
Manufacturing processes
Food and beverage processing
Pharmaceutical production
Textile Industry
Pulp and paper industry
Operational Advantages
Reduce maintenance costs and uphold product quality standards
Prevention of scale formation
Extended equipment life and improved process efficiency
Environmental regulation compliance systems
Cost savings in energy consumption
Solvent Stripper System
In the chemical industry, the term "solvent stripper" can refer to a piece of equipment or a process used for separating components from a mixture based on their solubility in a particular solvent. This process is often employed in various industrial applications such as Extraction Processes, Separation of Components, Waste Treatment, Purification of Products and Solvent Recovery.
Industrial Applications
Chemical Manufacturing
Adhesive Removal and Paint / Coating Removal
Waste Treatment and Recycling
Pharmaceutical Industry (Extracting APIs, Herbal Extracts)
Electronics Manufacturing
Textile Industry
Oil and Gas Industry (Separating Hydrocarbons and Refining)
Many more manufacturing, maintenance and environmental
Operational Advantages
Time efficiency (time and labor, reduced downtime)
Reusability and recycling
Compatibility with substrates
Scrubber Systems
In chemical industries, a scrubber refers to a device used to remove pollutants and contaminants from exhaust streams before they are released into the atmosphere. The primary function of a scrubber is to clean the emissions generated during various industrial processes, such as combustion, chemical reactions, or manufacturing operations.
Industrial Applications
Power Generation Plants
Chemical Manufacturing
Pulp and Paper Mills
Metal Processing Industries and Pharmaceutical Industries
Cement and Lime Production
Oil and Gas Industry
Food and Beverage Processing
Incineration and Waste Management
Semiconductor Manufacturing
Operational Advantages
Pollution control
Public health benefits (reducing air pollution)
Versatility, cost-effectiveness, efficiency, technology advancements
Zero Liquid Discharge Systems (ZLD)
Zero liquid discharge (ZLD) plants are advanced wastewater treatment facilities designed to eliminate liquid waste discharge by recovering all possible liquid effluent and concentrating it into solid waste. The primary goal of ZLD systems is to minimize liquid waste and recycle water for reuse, thus achieving virtually no discharge of liquid waste into the environment.
Industrial Applications
Power Plants (Thermal and Nuclear)
Chemical and Petrochemical Industries
Textile and Leather Industries
Mining and Metallurgical Industries
Food and Beverage Industries
Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Industries
Semiconductor and Electronics Industries
Paper and Pump Industries
Operational Advantages
Environmental compliance and water conservation
Resource recovery and reduced disposal costs
Improved process efficiency, flexibility and scalability
Enhanced corporate social responsibility (CSR) and risk mitigation
Long-term sustainability and responsible management practices
Caustic Recovery Plants
Caustic recovery plants are specialized facilities designed to recycle and reuse caustic soda (sodium hydroxide) solutions that are used in various industrial processes. These plants are primarily found in industries where caustic soda is utilized extensively, such as pulp and paper manufacturing, textiles, petrochemicals, and certain food processing sectors.
Industrial Applications
Pulp and Paper Industry
Textile Industry
Chemical Manufacturing
Petrochemical Industry
Food and Beverage Industry
Aluminum Industry
Soap and Detergent Manufacturing
Water Treatment Plants
Operational Advantages
Cost savings and operational flexibility
Resource efficiency and process optimization
Environmental benefits and reduced wastewater treatment costs
Regulatory compliance
Long-term cost stability
Regulatory Incentives
Salt Recovery Plants
Salt recovery plants are specialized facilities designed to recover and reuse salts from various industrial processes where saline solutions or brines are generated. These plants are particularly important in industries where salt is used in large quantities or where saline wastewater is produced as a byproduct.
Industrial Applications
Desalination Plants
Chemical Industries (Chloroformed-Alkali Industry, Pharma)
Food Processing (Dairy Industry)
Mining and Metals (Potash and Metal Processing)
Oil and Gas Industry
Textile Industry
Water Treatment Plants
Power Plants
Operational Advantages
Resource conservation and cost savings
Environmental Sustainability and reduced disposal costs
Regulatory compliance and operational efficiency
Flexibility and adaptability
Improved corporate social responsibility
Long-term sustainability