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Why must firms treat industrial wastewater beyond regulatory compliance?

            Why must firms treat industrial wastewater beyond regulatory compliance?

The impact of water scarcity is rapidly increasing. Currently, only 20% of the wastewater is treated globally before discharging back into the water bodies. An old-school approach to wastewater management has caused an irreversible negative impact on our ecosystem. Firms are constantly struggling to keep up with environmental regulations and meeting stakeholder demands. As water demand and supply are becoming increasingly aggravated, it has become crucial for the firms to reconceptualize and see these challenges as a growth opportunity. As of now the common drivers for the companies to treat industrial wastewater is often tied to regulatory compliance. This article will highlight some of the key advantages of treating wastewater beyond regulatory compliance.

Meet Sofi Filtration at Weftec 2017 - The water quality event

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We are doing it again. Sofi Filtration is attending at Weftec 2017 in the United States. The 90th Technical Exhibition and Conference takes place between September 30 - October 4, 2017 in McCormick Place | Chicago, IL. For more information about this Weftec event please visit the official website here.

Here are some of the industries and applications where our groundbreaking self-cleaning filtration technology has been successfully implemented:

Power

Flue Gas Wet Scrubber waste water

Construction

Tunneling waste water

Industrial Laundry

Wash water re-circulation

Visit our booth 7739o to learn more about the Sofi Technology, become a Sales Partner for the US market or simply to connect with us. Book a meeting with us by filling in this form. We look forward to seeing you there!

Power plant - District heat network fine particle filtration - Case study

Throughout 2015 Sofi Filtration has continued the pilot series started in 2014. We have piloted our technology in a variety of industries under some of the hardest technical and environmental conditions. We have done all this to restate our commitment to engineering for the environment and ultimately to ensure that our technology meets and exceeds the industry requirements.

In June 2015 we have successfully completed an application feasibility project with Fortum in the Power Generation / CHP Plant from the greater Helsinki area. More specifically our Sofi Filter has been set up in the district heat network circulation water of one CHP plant in order to remove very fine particles contamination from the district hear water. In most cases, very fine particles such as magnetite below 1 µm can seriously lower the efficiency of the heat distribution system. Additionally, these fine particles can create uncertainty when it comes to measurement equipment and data.              

The technology we used in this case was a Sofi Filter SF 1000 with self-cleaning by ultrasound and back pulse. You can also download the case here.

For additional details about this case please contact us directly.