Liquids + washwaters + leachates
Dairy, meat and wood processing washwaters, landfill leachate, glycols, process liquids.
Primary industry runs on water and sends most of it back dirty. Dairy, meat and wood processors produce washwaters with metals, organics and treatment chemistry in them. Landfills produce leachate for decades after they close. Cooling systems and fleets produce spent glycol. Process plants produce liquids that fall outside their trade waste consent. Most of these streams are mostly water.
Dairy, meat and wood processors
Landfill operators holding leachate
Fleet, transport and cooling system operators with spent glycol
Chemical and manufacturing plants with process liquids
Trade waste with limits, tankered disposal, or on-site ponds. Where the stream fits a trade waste consent it goes down the drain with a charge attached. Where it doesn’t, it is tankered to a disposal facility by the litre, or held in ponds that grow with the plant. The contaminant load stays in the water through all three.
The contaminant load comes out. The water goes back. Regen takes liquids by the IBC or by the tanker, at our Nelson facility or on your site. The water is verified against your discharge or reuse criteria by an independent laboratory. The contaminant leaves as a small, defined concentrate, and recovered chemistry such as glycol goes back to use where it meets specification.