Effluent Treatment plant & ZLD Solution for industries
Effluent Treatment plant
We offer green & sustainable solutions for Industries like Dye, pigments, API, Formulation, agrochemical, rubber chemical, food processing, cosmetic, oil, textile, automobile, metal industry, dairy, specialty chemicals, petro chemicals etc. Cost effective, odor free min. energy, no consumables & ROI possible.
ZLD Solution for industries
Zero liquid discharge (ZLD) is an engineering approach to water treatment where all water is recovered and contaminants are reduced to solid waste. While many water treatment processes attempt to maximize the recovery of freshwater and minimize waste, ZLD is the most demanding target because the cost and challenges of recovery increase as the wastewater gets more concentrated. Salinity, scaling compounds, and organics all increase in concentration, which add costs associated with managing these increases. ZLD is achieved by stringing together water treatment technology that can treat wastewater as the contaminants are concentrated.
Targeting ZLD for an industrial process or facility provides a number of benefits
- Lower waste volumes decrease the cost associated with waste management.
- Recycling water on-site lowers water acquisition costs and risk. Recycling on-site can also result in fewer treatment needs, versus treating to meet stringent environmental discharge standards.
- Reduce trucks associated with off-site wastewater disposal and their associated greenhouse gas impact and community road incident risk.
- Improve environmental performance and regulatory risk profile for future permitting. Several methods of waste management are classified as ZLD, despite using different boundaries to define the point where discharge occurs. Usually, a facility or site property line that houses the industrial process is considered the border or ‘boundary condition’ where wastewater must be treated, recycled, and converted to solids for disposal to achieve zero liquid discharge.
Certain facilities send their liquid waste off-site for treatment, deep well disposal, or incineration and they consider this to qualify as ZLD. This approach eliminates the continuous discharge of liquids to surface waters or sewers, but can significantly increase cost.
Some engineers describe their designs as near-ZLD or minimal liquid discharge to highlight that they discharge low levels of wastewater, but these processes do not eliminate liquid in their waste. For some facilities, it may be more economical to approach but not achieve complete ZLD by concentrating brine to lower volumes. Furthermore, it may be possible to avoid the creation of liquid waste on-site through careful water conservation or by treating contaminants at their source before they can enter the main flow of water.
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