Industrial Water Success Stories

A zero-liquid discharge facility faced critical operational challenges relying solely on mobile DI trailers for all water production. Limited trailer throughput, seasonal operation restrictions, and severe weather threatened continuous plant operation. During peak demand, as many as 60 trailers were required, and sudden water shortages created costly logistical strain.

These challenges often led to increased

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A manufacturing plant needed a better way to reuse wastewater. Although its membrane bioreactor (MBR) effectively removed solids and organics, dissolved salts remained, making the water unsuitable for reuse in critical systems like cooling towers and boilers.

With no budget for a permanent water treatment upgrade, the plant required a high-capacity, adaptable solution that could

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A Midwest chemical factory was dependent on a traditional soft water system to support its boiler operations. Eventually, this approach led to high water conductivity, frequent scale build-up inside boilers, and a heavy reliance on chemical cleaning. Operators were required to constantly monitor and adjust the system, increasing labor costs. The salt usage alone carried

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On a cold winter’s day, during active operations at a peak demand period, a critical incident occurred at an MPW water treatment system providing demineralized water to a power plant when a site contractor accidentally severed the power feed conduit while clearing snow. This resulted in a complete loss of 480V power, causing the MPW

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A coal-fired power plant in Northwest Colorado faced a critical wastewater management issue. The facility’s large industrial water retention pond was dangerously close to overflowing, posing an imminent risk of an uncontained spill. The plant had resorted to stacking sandbags as a temporary barrier to raise the pond’s edges.

However, this was insufficient for long-term

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