The Industry Reduces its Thirst for Water

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Jim Taft, Executive Director of the Association of State Drinking Water Administrators (ASDWA), says that mobile desalination systems have very significant potential. Demand is likely to increase because these systems in the South could help the water industry to manage more frequent periods of drought or temporary supply shortages.

Some membrane system suppliers have now started to standardize their systems. Higher production volumes drive down the manufacturing costs for these plug-and-play solutions which are used to purify service water and drinking water and also for treatment of industrial wastewater. It takes minimal effort to connect the pre-assembled systems.

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Recovery of Energy and Re–Usable Materials

When there is direct contact, it is impossible to prevent production materials from contaminating the process water. As a result, the process water contains varying concentrations of contaminants (ranging from a few ppb to several %). If a substance can be re-used, recovery can make economic sense in addition to helping protect the environment.

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ACHEMA 2015 - Trend Report: Water Management

The Industry Reduces its Thirst for Water

Recovery of Energy and Re–Usable Materials