Working and Importance of Zero Liquid Discharge Plant
A water treatment system is based on modern and
advanced technology. It limits the pollutant of liquid at the end of the industrial
process. This water filtration system purifies the wastewater and allows you to
reuse water. The Zero Liquid Discharge Plant
is based on the best and advances water purification techniques such as reverse
osmosis, Ultrafiltration, evaporation, and fractional electro
deionization.
This water filtration plant is also known for the
recovery of the maximum percentage of water from the wastewater. A right design ZLD Plant can:
·
Maintain and
adjust the required volume of chemical in water.
·
Recover
approximately 95% of liquid for the reuse.
·
Recover the useful
byproducts from the wastewater.
The power industry, oil & gas, chemical,
petrochemical, mining, and other sectors are generating wastewater at a large
scale which must be managed. Thus, a Zero Liquid Discharge Plant Manufacturer designs a unit which can efficiently
manage this wastewater.
What’s Included in
the ZLD Unit?
Components Used in ZLD units are:
·
Classifier/Reactor
is mainly used to precipitate out metals, hardness, and silica.
· Chemical feed
which is helpful to facilitate the precipitation, flocculation or coagulation
of any metals & suspended solids.
·
To concentrate the
secondary solids waste after the pretreatment is filter press.
·
Even a small
amount of the suspended solids from the wastewater and prevent fouling,
scaling, etc.
·
Reverse osmosis
to remove the bulk of dissolved solids from the water in the primary phase of
the concentration.
·
Brine
concentrators to further concentrate the reject RO stream or reject form the
electrodialysis to also reduce waste volume.
·
Evaporators were
used for vaporizing access water in the final stage of waste concentration
before crystallizer.
Depending upon your needs of RO plants, these standard
components are usually adequate. If your plant still demands for the more
customization than you can add on some additional features and technology.

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