Every engagement begins by fingerprinting the stream in our ISO/IEC 17025-aligned laboratory, is proven at field scale on the client's real effluent, then delivered as a factory-built, FAT-tested skid or containerised plant — under recognised international codes.
Organics, metals, salts, nutrients and radionuclides — characterised, then the treatment route is developed and validated by bench testing.
ICP-MS / ICP-OES, AAS and ion chromatography for metals, anions and cations to μg/L.
GC-MS and HPLC for phenolics, solvents, naphthenics and refractory organics.
COD / BOD / TOC, TSS / TDS, pH, conductivity, oil & grease, turbidity and colour.
Gamma spectrometry, liquid-scintillation and gross alpha / beta for nuclear effluents.
Containerised and skid-mounted pilot units de-risk the design, fix operating windows and underwrite performance guarantees before EPC — the bridge between bench data and a built plant.
DAF, MBR, RO / NF, EDR / EDI, AOP and evaporation skids shipped to site.
Weeks-long runs on live effluent capture variability and fouling behaviour.
Mass / energy balances and kinetic models tie pilot data to full-scale design.
Validated removals and recoveries underwrite contractual performance.
Complete treatment trains are designed, fabricated and assembled in-house as engineered skid-mounted packages and containerised units — pre-piped, pre-wired and tested before dispatch. For temporary, emergency, pilot or remote duty, self-contained plants arrive on road trailers and on wheels.
Joint research, shared pilots, co-published work and a talent pipeline across industrial, spent-caustic and nuclear streams.
With a university catalysis group — a robust catalyst that cut WAO temperature and lifted sulfide / COD destruction on refinery spent caustic; validated on a mobile pilot.
With a national nuclear research institute — engineered sorbents raising decontamination factors for caesium and strontium in liquid radioactive effluent.
With a membrane-science centre — cross-flow and back-pulse protocols that stabilised flux on oily and high-solids industrial streams.
Proprietary, patent-protected technologies sequenced to neutralise the hardest contaminants and concentrate residues into stable waste forms.
Patented catalysts generate hydroxyl radicals at mild conditions to mineralise phenolics, sulfides and toxicity.
Liquid-phase oxidation at 200–280 °C destroys COD to 250,000 mg/L and sulfide without dilution or incineration.
Engineered inorganic media (hexacyanoferrate, CST) strip Cs-137 and Sr-90 at very high decontamination factors.
Membranes, evaporation and crystallisation recover >99% of water; concentrates cemented into qualified packages.
Every design, fabrication and operation is delivered against the recognised codes that govern quality, environment, safety, pressure equipment and — where activity is present — nuclear safety and radiation protection. The binding code edition is fixed by the project's jurisdiction and permit.
From bench fingerprinting to a FAT-tested, containerised plant — under recognised codes and guaranteed performance.