Are you fed up with spending large amounts of money on energy, water, and discharge tariffs. While capital outlay is an issue, your biggest challenge is a lack of freshwater, preventing you from meeting export compliance regulations. However, you’ve decided to install a compact, water treatment system to reduce operational costs, cut contamination risks, comply with standards, and enter the export market. Now, what – how do you identify which water treatment you need?
1. Test your current feed water problems.
2. Establish your needs for treated water.
3. Determine your peak flow periods.
4. Perform a full water analysis.
5. Find out if your packhouse can meet the required specifications.
6. Evaluate your onsite space to determine the water treatment system size.
7. Establish the hourly and daily total feed supply.
8. Determine the total volume required as product water/treated water per day.
[WATCH] NJ Bouwer (Executive at NuWater) as he takes as through NuWaters’ involvement as well as the innovation behind this Water treatment system.
Chat with the team at NuWater to find out more about the technology you need and how you can lease or buy an affordable, compact, mobile water treatment solution, so that you too can jump into the export market.
Next step? Contact NuWater.
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About NuWater Water Treatment
NuWater is a smart water treatment solutions company. We have evolved from a dynamic new start-up to becoming industry leaders who are at the forefront of intelligent water treatment solutions. We provide real solutions, solutions that are sustainable, mobile, adaptable, resourceful and efficient. Solutions that are changing lives, communities, businesses, ecosystems, and environments for the better.
NuWater is your business partner when it comes to water treatment and liquid waste management. Our appetite for innovation and our constant drive to search for new, cutting edge, novel technologies ensures that we can meet the needs of our customers. We are a technology-led engineering company that designs, builds, finances, operates and maintains water treatment plants. Plants that treat contaminated water for the provision of high-quality drinking and industrial process water from almost any water source.