Anyone could help me? I am developing a new SWRO project, and the brine production is too large, and due to legal restrictions, we are not permitted to proceed with a direct discharge to the ocean.
Could anyone help me with this issue? I need reliable suppliers for this kind of technology, involving brine concentrators or similiar.
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Actually the chemical waste water needs i) recycle to extract reuseable matter and ii) the pre-treatment to bring in quality of effluend which should be uniformly dispersed into sea water when discharged in sea water wit no adverse effect upon sea life..
Energy wasteful, yet because of inadequate drinking water infrastructure, distribution these desalination lobbyist will claim they are the only solution. http://youtu.be/1X3f8xCnZfY
In case space is not a constraint and weather is favorable even simple natural evaporation basins can be an option. Lalit Mohan Sharma Group Leader (Natural Resource Management) Institute of Rural Research and Development (an initiative of SM Sehgal Foundation) 34 Sector - 44, Gurgaon, Haryana, India Phone: +91-124-4744109 website: www.smsfoundation.org "Together, We Empower Rural India!"
check out Memsys - one interesting option for brine concentration. After the membrane distillation you can use a chrystallizer to go to zero liquid discharge. I can do an intro to Memsys for you if you want.
The InvisiHead outfall of http://www.amecosys.com/elmosa discharges, disperses, mixes, and dilutes the brine and makes it blend with the ambient and reaches equilibrium within the vicinity of the structure. They use the US EPA VISUAL PLUME modeling software to demonstrate the outfall brine dispersion performance in compliance with environmental regulations. It meets and exceeds the EPA standards. Take a look Emilio and see if it addresses your requirements
The InvisiHead outfall of http://www.amecosys.com/elmosa discharges, disperses, mixes, and dilutes the brine and makes it blend with the ambient and reaches equilibrium within the vicinity of the structure. They use the US EPA VISUAL PLUME modeling software to demonstrate the outfall brine dispersion performance in compliance with environmental regulations. It meets and exceeds the EPA standards. Take a look Emilio and see if it addresses your requirements.
Hi GE offers complete thermal and non-thermal ZLD solutions to manage tough-to-treat wastewaters. GE’s proprietary evaporators, brine concentrators, and crystallizers can help recover more than 95% of your plant’s wastewater while reducing the remaining brine as a product or solid. Regards Shakti
You do not state if your discharge restrictions are due to brine concentration or volume. If it is the former have you considered reducing the concentration by diluting the brine with cooling water or another source if so you will need to mix the two products thoroughly. We have found that even small differences in density will prevent the products mixing unless the flow is properly mixed with a static mixer which may be in a pipe or channel. Please refer to www.statiflo.co.uk
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