Arsenic Removal For Utilities Applications

Source: Isolux Technologies, A Division of MEL Chemicals, Inc.

Self-contained arsenic removal systems for fast, cost-effective, scalable implementation without negatively impacting operations or infrastructure.

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•Technical Specifications: 75 GPM Central Treatment Systems
•Datasheet: Central Treatment Systems
•Technical Specifications: Arsenic Removal Cartridges for Central Treatment Systems
•Technical Specifications: Isolux 302M Media
•Brochure: Isolux Overview

Self-contained arsenic removal systems for fast, cost-effective, scalable implementation without negatively impacting operations or infrastructure.

When considering costs for implementing an arsenic treatment system, evaluation of the system's overall economics is critical. Beyond the initial capital investment, an accurate assessment of on-going operational costs is imperative.

System Downtime:
Operational considerations are increasingly imperative as utilities rely more heavily on arsenic laden groundwater. Efficient engineering of treatment system requires provisions for installation, maintenance and media supply without adversely impacting operations.

Wastewater:
Disposal of waste brines and accumulated backwash waters often represents a large percentage of treatment costs. Accurate measurements of waste water generation must be factored accordingly.

Arsenic Residuals:
Alternative treatment technologies often generate hazardous wastes (spent media, backwash solids) requiring costly disposal.

ISOLUX™ TECHNOLOGIES treatment systems reduce overall waste generation, eliminating waste management headaches and improving operating costs.

No Traditional Chemical Addition for pH Pretreatment
No Additional Pressure Vessels
Low Monitoring and Maintenance
No Media Handling during Replacement
No Hazardous Waste Disposal
No Backwash Waste Disposal

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