Industrial Wastewater Purification & Centrifugation

There are no simple and reliable solutions for filtering wastewater and dewatering sludge. In part, that’s because “industrial wastewater” is such a broad term. It encompasses commercial production and manufacturing processes across many industries, from metalworking to food and beverage production, which employ a wide range of processes. As a result, their waste streams, effluent, and discharge can be shockingly variable. Not only do they carry a wide range of pollutants (including microorganisms, heavy metals, chemicals, organic compounds, suspended and dissolved solids, proteins, oils, dirt, etc.), they vary a great deal on a day-to-day basis within a single facility.

On-site wastewater treatment has such clear benefits, helping you save money and helping your plant remain environmentally compliant. Removing contaminants yourself gives you greater control, lowering waste transportation costs, creating water reuse options, and simplifying compliance with safety requirements for discharging wastewater into the municipal water treatment system.

But to get these results, you need flexible, cost-effective, reliable solutions—and a strategy for monitoring those solutions and making adjustments before they tip into failures. You have innumerable filtration and purification options for industrial wastewater treatment. Each has its strengths and notable weaknesses, especially when dealing with variable influent flow and sludge content.  A solution that efficiently captures contaminants and dewaters sludge today may seem to abruptly stop performing tomorrow.

With Trucent wastewater purification and separation technology, you can significantly lower your wastewater-related disposal costs while avoiding the headaches that come with running your own wastewater treatment plant.

A Process-Oriented Approach to Industrial Wastewater

The secret to keeping your facility’s wastewater treatment running efficiently is to go upstream in your process and attack potential foulants before they reach your on-site wastewater treatment plant’s filtration/ultrafiltration (UF) banks.

Our engineering teams understand fluid separation and chemistry at a fundamental level—and understand your specific fluids, processes, and industry. They’ll identify each membrane foulant straining your wastewater system and implement a cost-effective way to remove it before it enters the waste stream. To do this, they’ll draw from an arsenal of filtration strategies and separation equipment: Wastewater evaporators, filter presses, decanter centrifuges, two phase (“solid-liquid”) and three phase (“liquid-liquid-solid”) centrifuges, filtration/ultrafiltration/nanofiltration, sludge thickening flocculation, and more.

And Trucent can go one step further. Our operations team can maintain the entire solution on an ongoing basis. With the largest fleet of separation assets in North America, we are ready to take care of your needs as they arise.

No one else offers this level of comprehensive service for wastewater purification.

Every solution begins with a conversation. Contact us today to begin that conversation, or to schedule a no-obligation on-site consultation. We’ll walk your entire plant, sampling fluids throughout, then take them back for lab analysis before designing your solution. We’ll trial that solution at your site with your membrane system or ours to be sure it is proven out in the real world before you commit to it.