Siemens' temporary and mobile water treatment systems provide supplemental water to handle short-term water shortages or meet peak demand. We provide temporary water while customers await new water systems to be delivered and installed; while an existing system is shutdown for scheduled maintenance or due to specific regulatory issues.

These systems offer a range of treatment options, including clarification, media filtration, demineralization, reverse osmosis, membrane separation and/or induced air/gas flotation .  Systems are skid-mounted and may be installed on-site or trailer-mounted in our state-of-the-art, climatized assets. Trailers contain instrumentation and equipment for a fully automatic and monitored operation, and are backed by an inventory of critical components.  Installation is minimized with quick hose and simple utility connections, all of which are performed by our skilled installation and service technicians. And, with seven regional dispatch and regeneration facilities in North America, we can service and exchange these trailers with rapid response and a quick turnaround.

Typical uses of our temporary and mobile water treatment systems include:

• facility expansion
• pilot new treatment technolgoy
• interim use until a permanent system is installed
• process water/treated water qualilty changes
• emergency/scheduled maintenance
• seasonal water needs

Customers who have chosen to use our mobile trailers realize the following benefits:

• no capital expenditure
• no on-site handling or storage of chemicals
• guaranteed water quality and quantity

And for the oil & gas industry, we offer acid completion and workover services, flowback services, zinc removal and hydroblasting services, in addition to wastewater treatment from acid completion and workover, drilling and exploration and pipeline and decommissioning.

We also offer a fleet of rental reverse osmosis systems to meet temporary RO needs.

Read a recent article on temporary and mobile treatment systems for the oil & gas industry

Hydrocarbon Processing (12/2011) - "Onsite Services Help Refinery go from Idle to Online"