LANDSON / FILTRATION APPLICATIONS

CERAMIC MEMBRANES FOR WASTEWATER & RESOURCE RECOVERY

CERAMIC MEMBRANES FOR WASTEWATER & RESOURCE RECOVERY

CERAMIC MEMBRANES FOR WASTEWATER & RESOURCE RECOVERY

Wastewater treatment can provide more useful water and manageable solids without unnecessarily expanding infrastructure. Landson R-SiC supports compact MBR separation and industrial clarification, helping plants make better use of existing capacity, recover suitable process water and reduce water-purchase and wastewater-handling costs.

Wastewater treatment can provide more useful water and manageable solids without unnecessarily expanding infrastructure. Landson R-SiC supports compact MBR separation and industrial clarification, helping plants make better use of existing capacity, recover suitable process water and reduce water-purchase and wastewater-handling costs.

Wastewater treatment can provide more useful water and manageable solids without unnecessarily expanding infrastructure. Landson R-SiC supports compact MBR separation and industrial clarification, helping plants make better use of existing capacity, recover suitable process water and reduce water-purchase and wastewater-handling costs.

Membrane bioreactors (MBR)

Membrane bioreactors (MBR)

Membrane bioreactors (MBR)

Increase separation capacity in existing MBR tanks, making better use of infrastructure and limiting new construction.

Increase separation capacity in existing MBR tanks, making better use of infrastructure and limiting new construction.

Sludge thickening

Sludge thickening

Sludge thickening

Reduce wet-sludge storage and handling volumes by recovering liquid through an abrasion-resistant SiC barrier.

Reduce wet-sludge storage and handling volumes by recovering liquid through an abrasion-resistant SiC barrier.

Landfill leachate pretreatment

Landfill leachate pretreatment

Landfill leachate pretreatment

Keep leachate treatment available by removing fines before they restrict downstream RO output.

Keep leachate treatment available by removing fines before they restrict downstream RO output.

Industrial effluent clarification

Industrial effluent clarification

Industrial effluent clarification

Reuse suitable process water to reduce freshwater purchases, wastewater volumes and handling costs.

Reuse suitable process water to reduce freshwater purchases, wastewater volumes and handling costs.

PFAS and fluoride treatment support

PFAS and fluoride treatment support

PFAS and fluoride treatment support

Protect treated-water quality by collecting PFAS-bearing adsorbent or fluoride precipitates after capture.

Protect treated-water quality by collecting PFAS-bearing adsorbent or fluoride precipitates after capture.

Gain treatment capacity and reduce water-handling costs

Gain treatment capacity and reduce water-handling costs

Gain treatment capacity and reduce water-handling costs

Landson’s metal-washing case uses SiC before NF and RO to remove particles from demanding industrial wastewater. Clarified water can continue to the treatment needed for reuse, offsetting freshwater purchases and reducing liquid sent to discharge. In MBR service, maintainable filtration capacity and compact modules can make better use of existing membrane tanks and limit the civil works required for expansion. Case study →

Landson’s metal-washing case uses SiC before NF and RO to remove particles from demanding industrial wastewater. Clarified water can continue to the treatment needed for reuse, offsetting freshwater purchases and reducing liquid sent to discharge. In MBR service, maintainable filtration capacity and compact modules can make better use of existing membrane tanks and limit the civil works required for expansion. Case study →

Landson’s metal-washing case uses SiC before NF and RO to remove particles from demanding industrial wastewater. Clarified water can continue to the treatment needed for reuse, offsetting freshwater purchases and reducing liquid sent to discharge. In MBR service, maintainable filtration capacity and compact modules can make better use of existing membrane tanks and limit the civil works required for expansion. Case study →