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Sign upElectro Contaminant Removal (ECR) System
Compact and modular chemical-free coagulation and flocculation treatment for industrial waste water
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Clean water is an essential part of everyday life, but water systems are often highly polluted with organic and inorganic pollutants. This Solution provides a chemical-free alternative to treat highly contaminated industrial waste water. The Electro Contaminant Removal (ECR) uses electricity and metal electrodes to coagulate contaminants present in waste water, allowing them to be easily removed as sludge, resulting in cleaner water being produced and returned to the environment. The treatment process is continuous and is completed within 3 minutes. The switch from chemical treatment to ECR allows factories to discharge cleaner water while generating significantly less sludge. Sludge generated by the ECR treatment process is safe for direct landfilling. Furthermore, the ECR removes multiple contaminants in a single process, eliminating the challenges and high cost incurred from using multiple chemicals. Being a chemical-free solution, the ECR provides a safer work environment for wastewater treatment plant operators.
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March 1, 2021
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Singapore
Maturity stage
Medium and large scale commercialization
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Network, New clients, Visibility, Funding, Partners, Credibility
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The environmental benefits
- •Approximately 1 KW of electricity can treat 1,000 litres of industrial waste water
- •Approximately 0.08 kilos of mild steel is used to coagulate and treat 1,000 litres of waste water
- •Average COD/BOD removal rates of 60 - 90%
- •Phosphate removal rate of over 90%
- •Heavy metals removal rate of greater than 95%
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The Financial benefits
- •Less than 3 years payback when switching from conventional chemical-based treatment processes
- •70% less space required compared to conventional biological solution
- •50% less sludge generated compared to chemical coagulation
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Vietnam, Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Myanmar [Burma], Sri Lanka, South Korea, India, Indonesia, China (Mainland), Bangladesh,
North america
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Trident Water Systems
We are an industrial effluent treatment solutions provider specialising in a unique, chemical free treatment profile.
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Headquarters
33 Ubi Ave 3, Singapore 408868
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