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Front-end Engineering Design for Wastewater Treatment Plants
WHY CONDUCT A FRONT-END ENGINEERING DESIGN STUDY? A Front-End Engineering Design (FEED) study provides a clear and accurate assessment of the technical, environmental, and economic feasibility of a wastewater treatment plant, minimizing risks and ensuring long-term project success. BENEFITS OF CONDUCTING A FEED STUDY: Early risk identification: Identifies potential technical, environmental, and operational challenges early […]
Wastewater treatment in the production and processing of fruit juices
The production of juices involves the generation of wastewater, which can occur at different stages of the production process. How to treat them.
Sergio Tuset – Chemical Engineer
Treatment of NOx emissions through Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)
The NOx, also known as nitrogen oxides, are very toxic inorganic gaseous compounds formed by the combination of oxygen and nitrogen.
Cristallizers for the treatment of industrial effluents: zero discharge
The crystallizers are, along with vacuum evaporators, the most efficient technologies for achieving zero discharge in effluent treatment.
Treatment of brines in oil extraction
The congenital waters, saline waters, or liquid brine are a byproduct of crude oil extraction, just like the natural gas that flows through the well.
Slurry treatment
The consequences of the discharge of slurry are becoming one of the main problems of the modern world due to their impact on the environment.
Treatment of desulfurization purge in thermal power plants
To comply with environmental regulations regarding the sulfur level in emissions to the atmosphere, thermal power plants implement desulfurization technology.
Vacuum evaporators for brine treatment
Vacuum evaporators are one of the most efficient technologies for the treatment of brines generated in various industrial processes.
Stabilized chlorine dioxide and its effectiveness in the treatment and prevention of legionella
Legionellosis is a bacterial disease of environmental origin that usually presents two differentiated clinical forms: pulmonary infection, characterized by pneumonia with high fever, and the non-pneumonic form, which manifests as an acute febrile syndrome with a mild prognosis. This bacterium has its natural ecological niche in surface waters, such as lakes, rivers, and ponds, where […]