Neutralization system as a continuous flow system with mixing and equalizing tank

Process for the neutralization of waste water: An overview

The neutralization of wastewater is an essential step in industrial wastewater treatment in order to meet legal requirements and prevent environmental damage. Various processes and chemicals are used to regulate the pH value of wastewater and neutralize harmful substances. In this blog article, we shed light on the procedural basics of wastewater neutralization using acid, alkali, CO2 and flue gas.

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Control cabinet planning and automation technology for water treatment plants from Almawatech

Automation technology in wastewater and process water treatment

Automation in wastewater and process water treatment with individual control cabinet planning and programming! Find out how intelligent systems minimize operating effort, increase efficiency and save resources. Discover our tailor-made solutions that cover everything from planning and implementation to remote maintenance.

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ALMAWATECH presents trade fair innovations at IFAT 2024

Trade fair innovations IFAT 2024 - Presentation of new processes and products from ALMAWATECH

In the week from July 13 to 17, 2024, ALMAWATECH and BHU will be presenting their latest trade fair innovations at IFAT 2024. Visit us in hall A3 at stand 108 and we look forward to presenting our innovations for reducing the operating costs of flotation plants, the optimized chemical precipitation plant (CP plant) ALMA CHEM MCW, as well as our latest developments for the elimination of trace substances using the Fenton process.

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Almawatech merges with BHU

ALMAWATECH merges with BHU

Until now, three companies with the same family shareholder structure have operated on the market: ALMAWATECH Babenhausen, BHU Leonberg and Eco ALMA Brazil. The two shareholders have decided to merge the two companies ALMAWATECH and BHU into a single legal entity and to trade only under the name ALMAWATECH. The BHU product group will remain unchanged at the Leonberg site.

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