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Chemical and Pharmaceutical Industry
The chemical and pharmaceutical industries are characterised by production processes that generate complex wastewater, often laden with hazardous chemicals, solvents, and organic materials.
The treatment of this water is crucial to avoid environmental contamination and comply with strict disposal regulations. Our wastewater treatment technologies offer tailor-made solutions to remove specific contaminants, recover purified water for reuse, and ensure safe discharge.
We use advanced techniques such as reverse osmosis, distillation and biological treatment to treat wastewater efficiently and sustainably, helping to reduce operating costs and improve the sustainability of the production cycle.
Benefits
- Regulatory compliance
- Environmental safety
- Water reuse and cost savings
- Improvement of operational efficiency
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What are the challenges in wastewater treatment in the pharmaceutical and chemical sector?
Wastewater in this sector may contain hazardous chemicals, persistent organic compounds and pharmaceutical residues, which require advanced treatments to be removed. The main challenge is to ensure that all these substances are effectively neutralized to avoid negative impacts on the environment.
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What technologies are used to treat pharmaceutical and chemical wastewater?
Technologies include advanced oxidation processes, specialized biological treatments, membrane filtration, and adsorption techniques such as activated carbon. These systems are designed to treat the specific and complex contaminants of these industries, ensuring effective treatment.
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What are the benefits of wastewater treatment for the pharmaceutical and chemical industries?
Proper wastewater treatment helps you meet stringent regulations, protect the environment, and reduce legal risks. It also improves operational efficiency and can reduce costs by reusing treated water in production processes.