Case studies

Drinking water supply secured for the future by new water treatment plant

Oasen faced the challenge of future-proofing the drinking water supply in their area. There was a need for a modern solution that could guarantee high-quality drinking water.

Cleaner wastewater to sewer thanks to Logisticon

A chemical company in North Brabant was facing stricter discharge requirements for their wastewater, which created the need to treat the water before it could be discharged to the sewer system.

Surface water pilot for Dunea Valkenburgse Meer commissioned

Dunea faces the challenge of securing the drinking water supply in their region in an increasingly complex environment. The current system is becoming increasingly vulnerable.

inDENSE®: Improved sludge settleability and phosphate removal for minimal CAPEX

The Terneuzen sewage treatment plant was faced with the need to improve sludge settleability to increase treatment capacity. Without improvement, a substantial investment in an additional post-settling tank would be required.

Supply of purified water secured for Scandinavian plant with Logisticon’s Mobile Water Solutions

A Scandinavian factory wanted to secure the future supply of treated water for its production site. An alternative water source was sought, because the used system suffered from capacity limitations and blockages.

Drinking water assured during expansion drinking water station

A big utility company in Switzerland needed to modernize and expand its drinking water stations. During the demolition of the current infrastructure and the construction of the new station, a temporary installation had to be placed.

Fresh water shortage on Mallorca sustainably solved

On Mallorca, the golf course suffered from lack of fresh water due to salt intrusion for the irrigation of the grass. This could result in yellow greens.

Treatment of PFAS contaminated wastewater

A potential shutdown of the factory of a Dutch producer of special polymers arose, because the wastewater was polluted with PFAS. The wastewater could no longer be discharged.

Mobile water production during conversion and repair work on older plant

An outdated drinking water production plant needed to be renovated and modernized. During the work, a temporary facility with a capacity of 150-180 m3/h had to take over the drinking water production.

Treatment of wastewater with high chloride content with discharge limit ensures prevention of production loss

A Dutch food manufacturer focused on the production and processing of shrimp was confronted with high chloride content in their wastewater. Discharge limits were not reached due to these levels and the factory was threatened by downtime.

Process water production French steelmaker

A major French steel producer used an outdated and decentralized process water plant. This caused operational difficulties. Especially during bad weather the turbidity of the intake water (surface water) was too high.

Wastewater treatment during startup and scale-up of waste treatment plant

A French recycling company focused on processing and re-use of chlorinated hydrocarbons was confronted with high concentrations of TSS in the wastewater during start-up and scale-up of the new waste processing plant.

Iron, manganese and sulfate removal during ground water remediation at pharmaceutical site

In order to expand the production location of a Belgian pharmaceutical company, a remediation had to be carried out.

Wastewater reuse reduces pressure on English drinking water network

UK's biggest cheese manufacturer producing mature cheddar cheese faced a shortage of drinking water during dry periods for its cheese production. Herefore the need to re-use more wastewater arose.

Reuse of treated communal waste water

Water scarcity is becoming a more predominant issue in (North) Europe. Availability of fresh water to produce process water is stretched. A water production company in The Netherlands was looking for alternative resources.

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