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First Iran Oil Refining Forum (IOR1) | Summit 2007 |
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Aiming High |
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Industrial Water Treatment Plant |
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WABAG – the
specialist, whatever the water requirements:
Water is essential to life,
irreplaceable and WABAG’s core business. As an international systems supplier,
WABAG is one of the world’s most innovative water treatment companies. Indeed,
a combination of in-house developed systems and know-how regarding
conventional processes and specific technologies provides us with decisive
competitive advantages.
Over the past
decade, WABAG has installed more than 800 plants for municipalities and
industry worldwide. These include over 150 plants for the provision of some
2.5 million m3/d of clean water for industrial plants and another
105 plants for the environmentally compatible treatment of industrial
effluents.
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WABAG –Comprehensive Industrial Water Treatment Plant |
Securing water
as a production factor:
WABAG offers a diverse portfolio of
treatment processes for the securing of a quantitative and qualitative supply
of water to industrial companies. Flocculation, sedimentation, filtration,
membrane filtration, desalination (reverse osmosis and thermal processes) and
ion exchange, are combined and implemented according to individual
requirements for process and service water.
WABAG also provides treatment processes
for the cleaning of industrial wastewater. A wide range of biological and
chemical-physical process steps are employed for the technical and economic
optimisation of every subsequent facility.
The availability and integration of
these processes not only facilitates an optimum response to specific
situations, but also water recycling in closed circuits, which conserves
resources and offers maximum cost-effectiveness.
WABAG -
intelligent water solutions for petrochemical plants:
WABAG has designed and installed a
considerable number of plants for the petrochemical industry. Recent
references include thermal desalination plants for the supply of process water
to a refinery in Balikpapan, Indonesia, and to the world’s largest methanol
production plant in Point Lisas, Trinidad, which also includes an ion exchange
technology demineralisation system for boiler feed water production.
100% recycling
by means of wastewater purification:
A wastewater recycling plant for a
refinery in Jamnagar, India went into operation in 1999. It purifies the
chemical-physical and biological wastewater at Reliance Petroleum Limited. The
plant has a capacity of 48,000 m3 per day and recycles wastewater
to the refining process, separating 100 t of process residues. In 2006, a
multi-stage wastewater treatment plant - including sedimentation, dual-media
filtration, ultrafiltration, 3-stage reverse osmosis and ion exchange - for
the Panipat Refinery in India went into operation, enabling the recycling of
effluents and its re-use as boiler feed water.
Bandar Imam - a
versatile water treatment plant:
WABAG’s most important reference
project within the petrochemical field is a water treatment plant in Bandar
Imam, which provides a major petrochemical complex with boiler feed, cooling,
service, fire fighting and drinking water. 163,000 m3/d of water
from the Karun River are used as raw water and treated in differing systems as
required. Flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, disinfection and partial
desalination are all employed. The core element in the plant is the RO system.
With a capacity of 84,000 m3/d, the plant supplies desalinated
water for subsequent demineralisation using ion exchange and the condensate
polishing required for the supply of process and drinking water.
The water treatment plant secures the
continuous operation of the facility and is also designed to treat oily
effluents, sanitary sewage and salty wastewater to high environmental
standards. The main process steps include oil separation, a biological
process, chlorination and filtration.
WABAG completed the entire engineering
for this complex water treatment plant in a mere 12 months and after the
procurement and construction phases, the plant went into operation at the
beginning of 2003.
Since WABAG’s service range is based on
a holistic life cycle model, extending from consulting to operational
management, our support does not end after commissioning. In fact, we continue
to serve our clients through our technological competence in the areas of
maintenance and operational services.
sustainable solutions.
for a better life. |
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