Water-related projects might include such elements as
1. Wastewater surveys
Hydraulic balance of water sources, consumers and wastewater flows
Source assessment and pollution load balance
Evaluation Best Available Techniques (BAT)
Introduction optimisations and evaluation of CAPEX and OPEX
2. Rain water assessment
Surface inventory and modelling of storm water flows
Characterisation of water composition
Simulation pumping stations, buffer tanks and treatment equipment
Scenario-analysis of buffering, reuse, infiltration and delayed discharge of non-polluted run-off
Scenario-analysis and design of polluted run-off water treatment
3. Screening of water treatment installations
Evaluation dimensioning and operation
Evaluation Best Available Techniques (BAT)
Introduction optimizations and evaluation CAPEX and OPEX
Minimization chemical consumption and sludge production
Negotiation of acceptable discharge limits
4. Alternative water sources and zero-discharge requirements
Identification of consumers and required water quality
Research appropriate treatment and impact water management
Cost-benefit analysis
5. Water and wastewatermasterplan
Discharge requirements compliance
Realisation zero-discharge projects
Reduction of water consumption and wastewater production
Cost decrease establishment for water use and wastewater treatment and discharge
Trevi has recognized experts in the water treatment field, which means that it can even supervise studies imposed by the special conditions of an environmental permit or lawsuits.
Research projects are vital to achieving sustainable long term solutions. Some customer case studies are shown in the project reports below: