Treatment of site water to remove pollutants to meet water quality requirements before discharge.
Environmental and geotechnical reports are the primary source of information. Reports may not include water quality data for nuisance contaminants that could interfere.
Phase 1 Environmental Assessment
Phase 2 Environmental Study
Below are contaminants that require treatment prior to discharge. Identifying contaminants that aren’t regulated in discharge permits is essential because of their impact on system performance & filtration media:
Not Regulated but Impacts Treatment
Settling Tank
Oxidation
Sequestration
Injection of sequestering agents to keep undesirable minerals in suspension and prevent them from oxidizing during the treatment process.
Dewatering Bag & Filter
Filtration removes contaminants that can be oxidized easily or that do not settle out in the Settling Tank, such as suspended solids, iron, and other pollutants.
Adsorption Vessels
Permitting depends on local, state, and federal regulations. Water quality requirements vary based on the discharge point. Project permits will define water quality level that needs to be met.
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