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WASTEWATER TREATMENT (IRON AND MANGANESE) IN THE PAINT INDUSTRY
THE CHALLENGE: ENVIRONMENTAL URGENCY AND OPERATIONAL CONTINUITY
When a paint manufacturer detects the presence of iron and manganese in the soil, time is of the essence. In Cotia (SP), we faced a scenario where technical precision was vital: it was necessary to treat the effluent resulting from soil contamination and, simultaneously, treat the effluent generated during the production process.
One of the biggest challenges of this project was to carry it out without causing any production downtime for the company. Our team was called upon to deliver a solution that combined agility with compliance with environmental regulations.
RESULTS: PERFORMANCE AND SUSTAINABILITY
Based on field data collection, we began our work from the conceptual phase through to the design phase, developing a wastewater treatment plant featuring physical-chemical treatment and a capacity to treat 5 m³/h of wastewater.
The system was designed to operate on two fronts simultaneously: treating the waste from the remediation of contaminated soil water and continuously treating the effluent generated by industrial production.
In addition to the main system, we delivered the entire hydraulic supply network, ensuring the complete and integrated operation of the solution, from treatment to final disposal. The company also executed the civil and electrical aspects of the project. All engineering, fabrication, assembly, installation, and commissioning were carried out by GIGWATER. The results achieved exceeded our client’s expectations:
TREATED WATER IN COMPLIANCE WITH ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS
TRANSFORMATION OF SLUDGE INTO DRY CAKE, REDUCING COSTS
SOIL IN THE PROCESS OF RECOVERY, MITIGATING LEGAL RISKS
MANUFACTURING OPERATION WITHOUT DOWNTIME DURING IMPLEMENTATION
This success case in Cotia further reinforces GIGWATER's ability to solve complex challenges with minimal interference in the customer's routine. While they take care of the operation, we take care of their water and wastewater treatment.
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