Cooling water

Reliable and safe cooling water treatment for smooth operation

Properly functioning cooling systems are important for trouble-free industrial production. Consequently, cooling water treatment must be efficient and hygienically safe.

We analyse your cooling circuits and optimise them in consultation with you, so that no hardness deposits, corrosion, biofilms or other production impairments or health hazards occur. Save on resources and operating costs with our bespoke treatment plans.

Our range of services for cooling water treatment:

Concepts for corrosion protection as well as for stabilisation and dispersion of water constituents
Microbiological concepts with various biocides and bio-dispersants tailored to your cooling system for safe hygiene management , in the line with the 42nd ordinance implementing the German Federal Immission Control Act
Concepts for the treatment of closed and semi-open cooling systems with corrosion inhibitors
Support during the implementation of our concepts with analytics on site
Plant technology with remote transmission of the most important parameters for cooling water management, including online product measurements and fill-level monitoring

Reference projects

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International project implemented – despite pandemic

In the meat industry, for example, wastewater with a high organic load is produced during the cleaning of production plants.

Flotation process operating materials review reduces water treatment chemical costs by up to 30%

A food manufacturer has reduced water treatment chemical consumption and sludge disposal costs by using different products in its wastewater treatment plant.

Innovative wastewater treatment concepts

water reuse and resource recovery in poultry slaughterhouses

My Fresh's on-site bioenergy plant

My Fresh supplies freshly prepared vegetables and ingredients to well-known UK food brands and retailers. At its Bedfordshire facility, trade effluent and organic residues from processing onions, garlic and potatoes are treated in our on-site Anaerobic Digestion (AD) plant.

New UK Food Factory future proofing it‘s wastewater requirements

A manufacturer of sauces uses a DAF plant solution from EnviroChemie to treat it’s wastewater prior to discharge, allowing them to remain within consent and minimise costs.

The hidden potential in dairies

Dairies use water for many different stages in the production process. There are often potential savings to be made here in terms of resources and energy. To achieve this, however, an integral view is required, since the cycles used in dairies, which have often grown over the years, are highly…

Hochland purifies wastewater with energy-efficient Biomar® plant

With all-year-round reliability, the resource-efficient Biomar® aerobic technology reduces costs

Moroccan dairy installs energy-efficient wastewater treatment with water recycling

Ensures compliance with legal requirements, odour suppression and water recycling for irrigation

Moroccan dairy cuts carbon footprint by recycling liquid waste

A large dairy uses a tailor-made plant solution from EnviroChemie to recycle its liquid waste and efficiently reduce energy consumption and operating costs.

Treating vapour condensate – reducing water footprint

A multi-national dairy co-operative wanted to treat its vapour condensate sustainably at a German site and thus reduce its fresh water requirements and operating costs.

Energy from wastewater

The Norrmejerier dairies generate energy, conserve resources and reduce operating costs using a Biomar® anaerobic wastewater treatment system.

Modular process water treatment for easy installation at Ibrahim Fibres Limited in Pakistan

The necessary process water for production facilities and power plants is supplied by EnviroChemie systems technology.

Saving water: full water recycling for a cosmetics manufacturer

A global corporation recycles 90% of the wastewater at its Brazilian cosmetics production site and reuses it in its production processes.

Cost-optimised wastewater treatment in the optical industry

ZEISS Sport Optics considerably reduces disposal costs at its Wetzlar site by using a compact Lugan® 20,000 flotation plant from EnviroChemie.

Recycling glazes from rinsing concentrates for Villeroy & Boch

At its Mettlach site, Villeroy & Boch is able to treat and recycle glazes recovered from its rinsing water using an Envopur® microfiltration plant from EnviroChemie.