A textile processing unit faced significant challenges in treating wastewater containing 0.5-1% Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA), a synthetic polymer widely used in fabric finishing. The PVA contributed to the Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD), making the effluent non-compliant with discharge regulations. Additionally, the high COD levels limited the reuse of water within the plant, leading to increased fresh water consumption and operational costs.
Effluent from textile processing often contains PVA, which is:
The implemented solution delivered impressive results:
These results underscore the success of Diva Envitec’s innovative approach, highlighting their ability to tailor solutions for complex industrial wastewater challenges.
Diva Envitec combines advanced polymer chemistry, extensive treatability studies, and cutting-edge technologies to deliver sustainable water management solutions. Their expertise helps industries like textiles achieve:
This case study showcases how Diva Envitec overcame complex wastewater challenges in the textile industry. Through tailored solutions combining polymer chemistry, physico-chemical pretreatment, and PROMEM filtration, they achieved significant COD reduction and water recovery.
Diva Envitec’s expertise underscores the importance of innovative and sustainable approaches in textile wastewater treatment, paving the way for a cleaner and more efficient industry.
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