Decentralized Systems
Decentralized water treatment systems are defined as any water treatment system that is not tied to a large municipal water processing facility, or is tied to one but must treat water onsite for some other reason.
Typically used in areas where connection to a large municipal system is not viable due to distance, or where the municipal system cannot handle either load or volume. Decentralized systems reduce overall cost (shorter pipelines), can be configured for specific reuse needs (irrigation, cooling tower, scalping etc), and can be installed in smaller phases to match the needs of the particular customer.
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Decentralized examples:
MicroClear MBR/F Facilities for subdivisions, large commercial properties and small communities
MicroClear MBR/S Systems for Mobile Home Communities, Recreational Facilities, Schools, Hotels, Condominiums etc
MicroClear MBR systems for industrial, food and beverage customers
ARGOS SBR systems (supplied as skid mounted package or with tankage)
Groundwater remediation systems treat before discharge to sewer, storm or reinjection
Construction dewatering treatment systems treat before sewer or storm
Boiler feedwater systems from raw water, reuse or treated city water.
Industrial Waste Water systems
EPRO units treat water for commercial and light industrial applications.
SeaMega Desalination treats water for resorts, industries off grid
MicroClear MBR/C and potable water systems for remote camps and facilities.
Aeration products for industrial and commercial customers.
Our MicroClear membranes support de-centralized systems for many OEM’s.
