Hardly Degradable Chemicals
Wastewater from The Chemical Industry
The chemical industry is often faced with serious challenges in treating wastewater effectively. Wastewater streams can contain a broad spectrum of persistent pollutants such as solvents, detergents, polymers, pesticides, or surfactants.
Such compounds often pose a serious threat to human health and the environment, and cannot be destroyed using conventional treatment technologies such as biological treatment or membrane separation. Furthermore, disposal of wastewater by incineration is a significant cost and energy consuming process. Hence, we offer our SuperOx SCWO system as a sustainable and effective alternative to treating these wastewaters.
Aquarden’s Cleantech Solution to chemical wastewater
Aquarden is a market-leading specialist in the development and delivery of an environmentally friendly system for treating toxic organic wastewater streams in the chemical industry.
Our SuperOx® SCWO-system completely destroys hardly-degradable, persistent and toxic substances in chemical industrial waste streams – at competitive prices – leaving the treated water so clean that it can be discharged to receiving water body, or even reused as process water. Another interesting feature is that it generates heat that can be reused.
We work closely with our customers in all phases of solving their wastewater challenges. A solution from us typically includes initial laboratory scale performance tests, process design, onsite SCWO integration, plant commissioning, and support – all to ensure that you get the right solution.
Contact us to hear more about our SCWO-solution for sustainable and cost-effective treatment of problematic waste streams in the chemical industry.
Benefits of our SuperOx® SCWO system
- Total elimination of organic and toxic compounds.
- The treated water can be sent directly to receiving water body or reused as process water.
- System design to fit your needs.
- Environmental-friendly processes.
- Energy-efficient process with reuse of resources (energy and water).
- Cost-effective compared to conventional methods.