How are you maximising water efficiency for your business?
A chemical plant in Singapore got its answer with a water audit.
Knowing where and how to cut production expenditure
Heavy usage of high quality water is common practice in industries. And why should it be? A specialty chemical plant in Singapore wanted to change that. Conducting a water audit is the best way to analyse a plant’s processes. DHI’s engineers developed potential scenarios to minimise water usage and improve the plant’s efficiency with:
- a plant-wide water audit
- the use of a water balance chart
- flow measurements
- a water quality analysis
DHI carries out water audits to assess water efficiency of industrial plants. © Shutterstock / Mihai Simonia
The result? Optimised fresh water usage and lowered consumption rate by up to 45%!
Once implemented, our water-saving strategies can help the plant reduce their total fresh water consumption by up to 45%.
At DHI, we adopt an integrated approach to production and technology. When assessing water efficiency in a production plant, we look at the entire industrial value chain, including:
- the use of resources
- the potential for water re-usage and optimisation in the production area
- the reduction of wastewater and environmental impacts
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