SED - Spray Engineering Devices Ltd Limited
SED - Spray Engineering Devices Ltd Limited
Textile

Textile

Textile wastewater is generated from washing, bleaching, dyeing, printing, and finishing processes and contains dyes, chemicals, salts, acids, alkalis, and organic residues.

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These effluents have:

High Color & Dye Concentration.

High dissolve solids & Salinit.

Foaming & odor issue.

Large volume.

SED’s MVR-based LTE® technology significantly reduces waste volumes, enabling a cost-effective and sustainable Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) solution.

SED Smart Solution

SED offers an integrated solution combining an advanced MVR-based Low-Temperature Evaporator with a downstream dryer to effectively treat complex textile wastewater containing TDS, color and mixed salts, ensure compliance with local regulations and all applicable environmental discharge norms.

Key Benefits

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Engineered to handle diverse wastewater streams and flow capacities - direct effluent, effluent treatment plant reject, and RO reject with ease.

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Resource recovery - Recovers reusable salts like sodium chloride, sodium sulphate & other by-products, converting waste into value.

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Efficient heat and water recovery supports optimized energy utilization and reduced carbon footprint.

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Efficient condensate recovery conserves up to 95% of freshwater resources.

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Single step solution – No pretreatment or chemical dosing saves land, capital cost & operation cost..

"Sustainable Water Treatment, for Modern Textile Manufacturing."