Applications - Water Recycle & Reuse

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Award Winning Recycled Water Plant Relies on Memcor Low-Pressure Membrane Technology

In 2006, fast growing South-eastern Queensland, Australia, faced severe water shortages. Drought and population increases resulted in Level 5 water restrictions for much of the region. They needed a solution to ensure an alternative sustainable source of purified recycled water (PRW) to supplement water supplies for the Swanbank Power Station for use in the cooling process, thus reducing demand on the region’s drinking water supply

Daimler Chrysler Saves Water, Money, Time and the Environment with Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD)

Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) system implemented to save water and money at automotive assembly plant in Mexico. System includes biological wastewater treatment, membrane softening, reverse osmosis for water recycle and crystallization.

Environmentally Friendly Modernization Project Reduces Water Consumption by 40% and Energy Consumption by 45%

In 2002, Portland State University (PSU) started a project for the environmentally friendly modernization of its buildings in order to reduce long-term costs and contribute to environmental protection. In the framework of the project, Siemens Water Technologies supplied a water treatment system that allows the efficient use of rainwater.

Eraring Power Station Saves Money With Water Reclamation

Australia's Eraring Power Station, owned by Eraring Energy, needed to treat secondary sewage from the nearby Dora Creek municipal wastewater plant for recycle as high-quality boiler feedwater. The power plant was sharing potable water with 25,000 homes, resulting in an intermittent supply. Secondary sewage needed to be piped 10 miles (17 kilometers) to a sea outfall.

Happy 2nd Anniversary to the Orange County Groundwater Replenishment System!!

The Orange County Water District (OCWD) of Fountain Valley, California needed to increase its potable water supplies to meet the future water demands of this fast-growing area. In 1997, the OCWD and the Orange County Sanitation District released a joint report proposing a groundwater replenishment project (GWRS) to serve the residents of Orange County.

Healthcare Manufacturer Expands Production Without Increasing Water Needs, Discharge Requirements

Siemens Water Technologies Helps Healthcare Manufacturer Expand Production Without Increasing Water Needs, Discharge Requirements

Hydro-Clear® Filter: A Good Neighbor at Julington Creek

Julington Creek is a 4,200-acre (1,700 hectare) planned community, featuring woodlands, lakes, a library, a recreational facility, and 18 holes of golf. Developed under Florida’s CDD (Community Development District) program, the community is located in south suburban Jacksonville, close to the east bank of the St. John’s River.

Hydro-Clear® Filters Produce Reclaimed Wastewater at Fallbrook Sanitary District

Hydro-Clear Sand Filter produces reclaimed wastewater at Fallbrook Sanitary District that meets California Title 22 standards and is approved for all reuses except drinking water.

Hydro-Clear® Sand Filters Are Keeping The Greens Green

Hydro-Clear sand filters reduce water shortage problems in Estepona, Spain, by producing reuse-quality water at Estepona Wastewater Reclamation Facility.

Medical Device Manufacturer Expands Production, Reduces Water Consumption

A U.S. medical device manufacturer wanted to expand production capacity without exceeding discharge limits that could result in crippling financial penalties. They also wanted to drastically reduce raw water requirements and waste disposal costs. The plant was producing a 375-gallon-per-minute (gpm) waste stream that contained organic and inorganic manufacturing byproducts.

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