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Urban and industrial wastewater

 

Domestic or industrial wastewater requires rigorous treatment before returning to the environment. This treatment is carried out in specific facilities made up of different processes, selected according to the characteristics of the water to be treated and its final destination.

Water, as we find it in nature, is often not directly usable for human consumption.

AREMA has different drinking water treatment and supply systems. Depending on the needs of work, AREMA provides particular solutions to municipalities, industries or small rural nuclei.

Regenerated Water is defined as that which comes from sewage treatment stations and, once refined, is applied additional treatment to make it suitable for a new use, the quality required by the new application.

Regenerated water is taken into account in the overall management of resources and its uses can be diverse.

Desalination is a physical process of separating salts from an aqueous solution, with the purpose of using the fresh water produced.

Desalination water resources can have basically two sources: seawater or saline groundwater; the latter from coastal aquifers in direct or indirect contact with the sea.

The separate fractions in the decanters (primary and secondary) of the treatment plants are called sewage sludge or sludge. These are liquid, with very low concentrations of dry matter. An important part of the dry matter of sludge is organic matter.

The sludge undergoes different processes, with different purposes.

The treatment of liquid or leached waste from urban landfills, sludge treatment plants or from “Ecoparks” or “Ecological Parks” of waste, is a complex issue that requires a deep knowledge of it to be able to offer solutions with guarantees.