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Industrial process water
Water is a highly utilised resource in industry and is involved in a wide range of processes: from energy generation to the production of food and beverages, water is also used as a cooling or heating medium, for cleaning equipment and materials, or as a suspension medium for chemical products, among other applications.
For this reason, it is essential to have process water quality monitoring systems that guarantee the required quality levels and comply with current regulations.
Food and Beverages
Chemical Industry
Oil & Gas
Pharmaceutical
Mining & Metallurgy
Energy & Electricity
The water used in industrial processes (raw water, cooling water, washing water, ultrapure water, boiler feed water, dilution water, transport water, etc.) has a direct impact on the quality of the final product, the efficiency of the equipment and the environmental impact of the operation.
Therefore, the monitoring of water for industrial use is essential, both to guarantee the quality of the water entering the production processes and to comply with current legislation on industrial effluents.
At Envira, we offer tailor-made solutions for real-time water monitoring and analysis, providing various industries not only with process water of the required quality and characteristics, but also with efficient and reliable production, allowing high production levels and maximum cost savings.
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Industrial Water Quality Monitoring
Raw water can be a source of microbiological, physical and chemical contamination. To ensure the purity of water, free from contaminants and minerals, sectors such as the food and beverage, pharmaceutical and chemical industries need reliable water quality monitoring and analysis systems that enable them to:
To do this, it is essential to have instruments that can continuously analyse and control the physico-chemical parameters of water, such as pH, conductivity, turbidity, heavy metals, organic compounds, nutrients and many other parameters specific to each sector.
SWAS Water and Steam Analysis System
We design and implement water and steam analysis systems for the sampling, conditioning and analysis of water and steam in industrial facilities where purity control is critical, such as power generation plants.
These systems protect equipment from corrosion and scaling, extending its life and ensuring it continues to operate efficiently.
Industrial effluent monitoring
Industrial wastewater can often contain toxic substances from the various production processes to which it was previously subjected.
Accurate and reliable monitoring of all the parameters that determine the appropriate quality of treated water before it is discharged into the sewer system or reused as process water enables industries to ensure compliance with the strict environmental laws and regulations to which they are subject.
Similarly, monitoring provides valuable information on the efficiency of industrial processes by reporting excessive use of chemicals or malfunctioning equipment.
Reverse Osmosis Control System
Water monitoring and control in reverse osmosis plants is essential to ensure the efficiency and quality of the water treatment process.
The quality, pressure and flow rate of the feed water have a direct effect on the life of the membranes and the quality of the water produced, so it is necessary to control physico-chemical parameters such as turbidity, pH, conductivity, hardness, chlorine content, pressure and flow rate.
At Envira we have specific equipment to design control panels in reverse osmosis plants that guarantee the quality of the final product and extend the useful life of the equipment.
Water quality monitoring system WQMS
The data acquisition system and the control centre allow continuous monitoring of water quality, providing highly reliable data in real time.
The customisable system is fully adaptable and can be integrated with Public Administration systems and allows both the generation of reports and alerts and the validation and exploitation of the data.
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