Offshore produced water treatment fails on water balance long before it fails on chemistry. This analysis compares multi-stage dosing flocculation with a purely physical plus advanced oxidation train built on CDFU, SiC, KHC and CDOF units.
Emulsified oil is where most oily-wastewater plants fail. This review compares gravity, flotation, coalescing, centrifugal, filtration, membrane and chemical routes, and sets out where KHC, CDFU and KFM physical units take over from dosing.
Low-concentration biochemical tail water is where conventional catalysts give up: organics are too dilute to drive good ozone transfer, and chloride passivates the active sites. KLE-HEC-200-A20 is built for exactly that band, and three projects show what
Municipal secondary effluent is low in COD but full of humic substances, trace pharmaceuticals and odourants. A dedicated heterogeneous ozone catalyst targets that fraction, and this piece compares three plants where it replaced or preceded BAC and membra
Fine-chemical effluent with thousands of mg/L COD, heterocyclic toxins and swinging salinity breaks ordinary catalytic ozone. This review of KLEX-013 covers the carrier design, the specification limits that matter, and three plants running it continuously
Single-layer filters on oily water clog at the surface and backwash poorly. This article looks at how an anthracite-and-garnet graded bed with combined air-water backwash changes filtration cycles and effluent stability.
Refractory industrial wastewater resists conventional ozone oxidation because ozone utilisation is poor. This article sets out how a heterogeneous catalyst raises hydroxyl-radical yield and what the product series covers.
Chemical wastewater is rarely treatable by a single unit. This overview sets out the four families of treatment method by action principle and shows which pollutant classes each one actually removes.
Crude slates are getting heavier and atmospheric/vacuum overhead sour water is increasingly emulsified. This article explains the interfacial chemistry behind that emulsion and how a SiC filter plus KHC coalescing remover answers it.
Offshore floating facilities produce emulsified cut-water under constant motion and feed swings. This article explains why stability across a wide load band, not rated-condition data, is the real acceptance criterion for a treatment skid.