Waste water and process water solutions
In the battery recycling industry in particular, recycling processes and disposal companies face the challenge of dealing with toxic and harmful wastewater constituents. Both mechanical recycling processes and pyrometallurgical and hydrometallurgical processes generate significant amounts of wastewater. To meet these challenges and ensure that strict environmental regulations are met, specialized wastewater treatment processes are essential.
Our products for the treatment of wastewater and process water from battery recycling processes
ALMA BHU LHPS
Continuous flow system for precipitation and flocculation for large wastewater flows up to 3,000 m³/h with lamella separator.
ALMA Chem MCW
CP system for the elimination of heavy metals, solids and oils, including sludge treatment.
ALMA OXI Fenton
Effective solution for the elimination of toxic and trace substances with hydrogen peroxide and iron salts.
Take a look at a selection of our successfully implemented projects.
Sugar industry, Chile, ALMA BHU BIO
Construction of a biological treatment stage with sedimentation stage for the treatment of 120 m³/h of wastewater from the sugar industry in Pemuco, Chile.
3M, Germany, ALMA OSMO Process
Construction of a multi-stage pilot membrane plant for the removal of per- and polyfluorinated chemicals (PFAS) from wastewater with a hydraulic capacity of 1 m³/h for the company 3M.
REMONDIS Industrie Service, ALMA Chem MCW
A CP batch plant (ALMA CHEM MCW) with cyanide decontamination and gravel filtration for REMONDIS Industrie Service in Leuna.
Viterra, Magdeburg, ALMA NeoDAF HDED, ALMA FLOC AC
A wastewater treatment plant for production wastewater from biodiesel production with a capacity of 650 m³/d for the company Viterra Magdeburg GmbH.
TU Kaiserslautern, ALMA BIO, FENTON, UV, AK
Customized research plant in container design with coarse filtration, biological treatment, ultrafiltration, activated carbon filter, ozonation, hydrogen peroxide dosing and UV treatment for the TU Kaiserslautern.
German Aerospace Center, Germany, ALMA OSMO VE
Production of 750 liters of ultrapure water per day by means of softening, reverse osmosis and UV treatment from seawater for the German Aerospace Center (DLR).
