Process water
Water quality aligned with manufacturing and utility requirements.

Water and wastewater engineering for complex manufacturing operations.
From process and utility water to effluent treatment, sewage treatment and recycling.
Understanding the application
Automotive facilities can require water across manufacturing, plant utilities, facility operations and supporting processes.
Wastewater characteristics may also vary considerably depending on the operations at the site.
Our role is to engineer treatment systems around those actual requirements.
The water challenge
Treatment starts with the actual water, wastewater and operating context. These are the typical considerations our engineers assess for automotive applications.
Water quality aligned with manufacturing and utility requirements.
Treatment systems designed around actual wastewater characteristics.
Reliable treatment for domestic and commercial wastewater generated on site.
Opportunities to treat and reuse water where technically appropriate.

Our water & wastewater focus
The final treatment train depends on characterisation, site constraints and the required discharge or reuse quality.
Treatment aligned with manufacturing and utility-water requirements.
Treatment supporting plant utility applications.
Treatment pathways developed around actual industrial wastewater.
Treatment of domestic and facility wastewater.
Further treatment where recovered water can be used appropriately.
Relevant solutions

Process, utility, potable and high-purity water.
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Industrial wastewater, treated around the effluent.
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Domestic and facility wastewater, treated reliably.
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Treated wastewater brought to its reuse quality.
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Design, build, operate and improve.
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Wastewater Treatment
Attached-growth biological treatment using carrier media that provide surface area for microorganisms while moving within the reactor.
Process family · Attached growth
Typical use · Sewage and industrial wastewater needing robust treatment and operational flexibility
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Recovery & Reuse
Additional treatment of wastewater to achieve water quality suitable for a defined reuse application.
Process family · Water recovery
Typical use · Flushing, landscaping, cooling, utilities and selected process uses
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Before the first conversation
None of this is required to start. The more of it is available, the faster a automotive requirement can move from conversation to an engineering basis.
Which streams the site generates — for example process effluent from surface treatment, painting or washing, oily wastewater and facility sewage — and whether they are segregated.
The approximate daily volume of each stream, and how it changes with shifts and production.
Any available effluent analysis, particularly for oils, suspended solids and pH.
The quality required for process and utility water.
Whether treated water is to be reused, and where on site.
Existing treatment facilities and how they currently perform.
Engineering & treatment approach
Understand the application and operating requirement.
Assess the water or wastewater characteristics.
Select the appropriate treatment pathway.
Integrate suitable process stages.
Evaluate reuse or recovery where appropriate.
Commission, operate, maintain and improve the system.
Automotive applications
Share the water source, wastewater characteristics, operating context and required outcome. Our engineering team can help define the appropriate treatment path.