UF/RO, boiler, cooling water and waste treatment systems of the facility are examined mechanically, chemically, operationally and reported to the customer. Solutions to any existing or potential problems along with any possible improvements, developments, revisions are reported both technically and economically. As for chemical treatment and equipment efficacy, recommendations are made in accordance with the literature.
Each facility has a unique water system design. We determine the ideal conditions for the customer; considering the efficiency in engineering and the economical cost. In this field study, which lasts for 1 or 2 days, we prepare a preliminary report including this information. The preliminary report examines existing water systems in chemical, mechanical and operational aspects. If everything is optimal, this report is sufficient. However, if there is a problem, deficiency and/or improvement detected, this is also stated in the preliminary report. Possible technical problems and their economic reflections are listed and upon request presented as a detailed main report.
In the main report, sometimes, very simple solutions can solve very important problems. Here are some examples
- Changing incorrectly selected dosing points in boiler water systems
- Changing chemical balances in cooling tower systems
- Changing the cartridge filter micron level in pre-treatment in RO systems
- Minor revisions in the polymer dosings of the open circuits in the iron and steel industry.
Sometimes, more detailed solutions may be required:
- Problems in oxygen levels in boiler water systems due to internal structure failures and design errors of the dearator
- Chemical treatment errors and high water consumption in cooling water systems
- Incorrect pressure and flow applications, design errors in RO systems
- Defects in steel plants mold circuits’ water spray systems
- Vane, impeller velocities and water flow rates in the sedimentation pond.
Our aim is, within the scope of our experience and knowledge, to determine all points effecting the operational continuity and the economical cost of the facility. In our main report, we also provide an estimation for the technical, economical and environmental contributions regarding these improvements.





