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Sign upClear Impact Station - CIS(c)
A mobile, modular station, water depollution, treatment with natural zeolites
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Clear Impact Station - CIS(c)
A mobile, modular station, water depollution, treatment with natural zeolites
Label Date
July 7, 2023
From
France
Maturity stage
TRL 7 - Prototype testing in the real world
SOLeHo offers solutions that meet the requirements of national and European legislation. - Reference: Environmental and health standards for: recovery of water for industrial activities and human consumption, discharge into the natural environment, recycling (capture of heavy metals and chemical derivatives). - CLEAR IMPACT STATION (CIS) is a nomadic connected station, water treatment, and aims to set up, consolidate and capitalize (Blue DATA), which has been done thanks to university work (with conditions at low scale), in particular to develop a solution for the transition to the next stages of the industrial project. The data modeling (Blue Data) of this pilot will make it possible to size the development of the pre-industrial then industrial phase of the solution. CIS will pave the way for the development of structured industrial offers, allowing to measure the environmental impact and which will lead to offers and services to the commercial industry.
The Environmental Benefits
- •4 micron microfiltration capacity (molecular tamis) versus 50 micron for sand, which retains only large particles
- •97% is the reduction of toxic substances (ammonia (NH4), heavy metals (Pb, Cu, CD, Zn, Co, Cr, Mn and Fe, Pb, Cu) , toxins, low-level radioactive elements (Cs, Co, Sr, Ag)
- •100 kg of product is equivalent to 180 kg of traditional filtration media
- •Clinoptilolite in drinking water treatment for NH4+ removal, reduce 97% - Stabilize the pH of soils and water around 7 & 8 pH
- •50% reduction in chlorine in swimming pool water (tricholramine reduction), elimination of flocculant
- •Captures the 33 chemicals contained in heavy water
The Financial Benefits
- •Reduction of operating costs by 50-60% (water treatment traditional systems), Longer filter media life (20 years) compared to 10 for sand filters
- •30% reduction in maintenance compared to a traditional system (less chemicals, less filter clogging)
- •Support up to 90% of the costs by the manufacturer, during the tests, Aid from bodies responsible for water management (water agency, etc.)
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Solého Environnement
CIS(c), dimensionner dans des conditions réelles le traitement et réut des eaux usées.
Headquarters
57730 Macheren, France
Type
Startup or self-employed
Networking Partner
ADEME
ADEME - The French Agency for Ecological Transition- is a public agency under the joint authority of the Ministry for an Ecological Transition and the Ministry for Higher Education, Research and Innovation.
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