What is Zero Liquid Discharge Plant?

Zero liquid discharge is often treated as the most featured and effective way of removing solids discharge from the waste water by leaving zero discharge in the water. Due to this very quality, this treatment is renamed as ZLD or zero liquid discharge. Kelvin water technologies Pvt Ltd make sure to deliver the highest quality of waste water treatment techniques at comparative prices and to accomplish this aim, the company has been offering ZLD treatment with extra functional methods like ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis, evaporation, crystallisation, fractional electro deionization.

Zero liquid discharge treatment

Kelvin water technologies Pvt Ltd try to meet the customer requirements to make the water reusable and discharge recyclable. ZLD or Zero liquid discharge treatment plants follows the standard process which includes biological, disk filter, MBBR, Softener, degaser, RO, NF, weather permitting, evaporator, chiller etc, although RO Membrane and evaporator play the huge role in the success of waste water discharge. Government encouraging the private organisation to install water treatment so that discharge can be recycled and water can be reused for another purpose. Become a part of socially responsive organisations to get social recognition. One time investment may keep the environment clean and disease free.

Benefits or features:

To meet the toughest competition, kelvin water technologies Pvt Ltd striving by offering customised solutions to industrial and residential clients. The features are:

- Cost effective process of water treatment
- Low maintenance and easy to install
- Durability with long term smooth running assistance
- Robust construction
- Customised dimension
- Environment-friendly process
- Consumes less energy
- Effective customer support

Applications

- Plant discharge compliance
- Cooling tower blowdown
- Flue gas desulphurization
- Gasification wastewater
- Coal to chemicals waste
- IGCC Plant Treatment
- Oils and gas industry
- Power Industries
- Coal-fired power plants
- Textile and food industry
- Mines
- Acid industries
- Chemical industries
- Paper industries
- Municipal or govt. organization