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Concrete and washout water are two of the most common types of waste generated on construction sites. Concrete can also be a significant source of pollution if it is not disposed of properly. Washout water is the water that is used to clean concrete tools and equipment, and it can contain a variety of pollutants, including cement, sand, and other debris. Learn how to treat both today.

Wastewater treatment is critical to the success of any concrete production application. Considering how vital and necessary this process is, improving the efficiency of your wastewater treatment can lead to numerous benefits.

Concrete production applications require ongoing wastewater treatment in order to keep operations running. Not only is wastewater treatment necessary to stay within regulatory guidelines, but excess waste can reduce profits, slow down operations, and can lead to environmental harm/damage.

The Basics of Mining Wastewater Treatment is an important topic for most mining operations. Used in mineral processing to recover valuable metals from ore, water is essential to the mining industry. However, using water in this way causes mineral contaminants and other solids to accumulate in your process water supply.

In the past, dry screening was very common and accepted. Today, to meet the needs of advancing world markets, there are now better options. For mining Companies using washing and scrubbing for materials, they can ensure they are producing a silt free product.

What is a filter press and how does it work? A filter press is one of the oldest and most trusted pieces of dewatering equipment. They’re used for wastewater treatment across a variety of industries and applications. A filter press works by separating out solids from liquids, removing impurities, and suspended solids from industrial wastewater. This allows plant managers to easily handle and dispose of waste while returning clean water to their systems. Want to learn how the technology or filtration equipment works or how it could help your operation? In this Water Facts, we'll examine these details further.