Success cases

On the use of zeolite-based filter media

Surface water pre-filtration for reverse osmosis for thermoelectric plant

Comparative estimates for a feed flow of 140 m³/hour and three tanks operating plus one in standby with surface water. With a feed NTU of 15 - 23 NTU.

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Tampico water treatment plant case study

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"Guaymas - Empalme " Desalination plant

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"La Paz" Purification plant

The treatment is designed to remove iron and manganese in addition to suspended solids and consists of the following stages.

  • Chemical oxidation
  • A dose of sodium hypochlorite is added in a reaction tank until a residual of 1 ppm is reached.
  • Primary filtration
  • Water is filtered by Zeomedia 12-20 to remove total suspended solids down to 5 microns.
  • Secondary Filtration
  • The influent is filtered by Zeomedia 14-40 where the manganese and iron precipitate and adhere to the surface area of the zeolite, forming a film of manganese and iron oxide. The film allows the retention of dissolved iron and manganese particles.
  • Desalination by reverse osmosis
  • The water is then filtered through a reverse osmosis system to remove the remaining dissolved salts.

Substitution of 12-40 sand for silica in filtration train for RO in steel plant

Comparative results for a feed flow of 280 m³/hour. With treated wastewater feed.

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Abu Dhabi Project

Comparative results for a feed flow of 280 m³/hour. With treated wastewater feed.

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