Markets We Serve

Landfill Leachate's composition and treatment requirements vary widely based on geographic location and the type of waste disposed of. Therefore, each treatment system is designed for the site's leachate quality and discharge requirements.

Wastewater in the food & beverage manufacturing industry is rich in organic material and may contain excess nutrients. When this wastewater is not treated sufficiently, it will harm the environment and be costly to remedy. Rising wastewater disposal and surcharge costs, as well as consumer demand for a smaller environmental footprint, are creating pressure on the food and beverage industry. As a result, facilities are turning to on-site wastewater treatment to minimize the environmental and economic impact. Find out what is in your company's wastewater!

The pulp and paper wastewater treatment industry handles effluents from paper manufacturing processes. These facilities treat a complex mix of organic and inorganic materials, including lignin, chemicals, and fibers, which vary in concentration and volume, presenting distinct treatment challenges.

The pharmaceutical and biotech wastewater treatment industry manages the residuals and by-products from pharmaceutical manufacturing and biotech processes. These facilities treat a wide range of complex and variable materials, including chemicals and biological agents, which present significant treatment challenges.

The centralized waste treatment industry processes wastewater residuals and industrial by-products that are generated at private institutions and businesses. Centralized treatment facilities receive a variety of hazardous and non-hazardous materials that are difficult to treat and have fluctuating flows and loads.

Dairy wastewater treatment industry manages the residuals and by-products generated from dairy production and processing. These centralized treatment facilities handle a wide range of organic and inorganic materials that are challenging to treat due to their high variability in composition and volume.

The golf course wastewater treatment industry addresses runoff and waste from course maintenance. Facilities manage contaminants such as pesticides, fertilizers, and organic matter, which fluctuate in concentration and volume, making consistent treatment difficult.

Wastewater treatment within the manufacturing industry varies widely based on the type of products being processed and fabricated. Wastewater treatment for these facilities may include pre-treatment, reuse or maintaining compliance with the mandated discharge permit requirements.

The petrochemical wastewater treatment industry handles the residuals and by-products produced from petrochemical manufacturing and refining processes. These centralized treatment facilities manage a diverse array of hazardous and non-hazardous materials, which are often complex and variable in both composition and volume, making treatment processes particularly challenging.