Animated video on adsorbent production, application and reuse
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Regenerable adsorbent-based drinking water treatment technology is a truly green solution.
From the wash water used in the adsorbent production process, the solvent that is incorporated during the manufacturing process is recovered for reuse by a two-step distillation process, which also reduces the waste to be treated to 2%.
We do the same for the regeneration of saturated adsorbents, as all saturated adsorbents are cleanable, so they can be reused in the water treatment line after chemical washing.
Reuse is also present after regeneration, as the hazardous waste generated during cleaning is recovered with a special post-treatment process to recover the chemicals needed for regeneration, while at the same time reducing the hazardous waste to be treated to a fraction.
Regenerable adsorbents in a closed loop system - production, use, recycling is the subject of our latest film:
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Arsenic removal in Tiszagyenda
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Our latest domestic reference - adsorbent removal project in Tiszagyenda
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Arsenic removal in Coicuba
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Coicuba Water Treatment Plant – Ammonium and Arsenic Removal Technology
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Three more PurAID® units in Ghana
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Provided to the construction camp for engineers and contractors building a road network, three of our plants purify drinking water
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