Water & Wastewater Treatment

Increase productivity and quality standards

Municipalities must provide safe and potable water and effectively dispose of wastewater while complying with regulatory requirements. Additionally, they want to ensure efficient, cost-effective operations with minial downtime.

Minimize total cost of ownership (TCO)

(TCO) includes three major elements: initial investment, up-time related costs and the cost of energy consumed. Savings on energy costs are the key elements to minimizing TCO.

Reduce supply chain complexity

Reduce the number and complexity of equipment suppliers to synchronize supply, increase buying power, and reduce scheduled maintenance downtime.

Aeration systems alone within a wastewater treatment plant are known to be responsible for 50-70% of a plant's energy usage. As increasing demand continues to drive up energy costs, many plants are continually looking for ways to maximize efficiency and minimize energy consumption

Wastewater treatment plants can often achieve around 20% in energy savings simply by aligning their operations closely with actual demand. Additional energy efficiency can easily be realized by selecting advanced technologies and optimized processes. Given that aeration-related costs represent the majority of plant operating expenses, substantial savings are achievable by adopting energy-efficient diffusers, integrated process systems, efficient blower technologies (such as multistage centrifugal blowers, high-speed turbo blowers, and positive displacement blowers), and intelligent monitoring and control solutions. These improvements in equipment selection and operational strategy help plants reduce energy usage, optimize maintenance schedules, and lower the risk of unplanned downtime, ensuring more sustainable and cost-effective wastewater treatment.