DONAU PAC® AQUACLEAR for the fourth cleaning stage
WithDONAU PAC® AQUACLEAR, we have developed a product specifically for the requirements of the fourth purification stage. It enables the efficient removal of micropollutants, such as pharmaceutical residues, hormonal substances or pesticides, from wastewater. It therefore makes an active contribution to water protection.
How does DONAU PAC® AQUACLEAR work?
DONAU PAC® AQUACLEAR combines the effect of powdered activated carbon with the function of a precipitant for phosphate elimination in one product. This means that organic trace substances such as pharmaceutical residues or pesticides can be removed and phosphate reliably precipitated at the same time. Dosing can be integrated directly into existing wastewater treatment processes - without additional technical effort or modifications.
Advantages of DONAU PAC® AQUACLEAR for wastewater treatment plants
DThe demands on wastewater treatment plants are increasing. DONAU PAC® AQUACLEAR offers a solution that can be easily integrated into existing processes and offers a number of advantages:
All-in-one product: AQUACLEAR combines activated carbon and precipitant in one solution.
Simple integration: Dosing can be easily integrated into existing systems.
Highly effective: Our product reliably removes micropollutants such as medicines, pesticides and hormonal substances.
Also for smaller plants: It is designed so that it can be used in small and medium-sized wastewater treatment plants in particular without great effort.
Contribution to future sustainability: AQUACLEAR helps to meet future water treatment requirements, such as the new EU municipal wastewater directive.
What is the fourth treatment stage?
Conventional wastewater treatment takes place in three successive or combined treatment stages: mechanical, biological and chemical. Coarse contaminants, organic substances and nutrients such as phosphorus and nitrogen can be removed. More stubborn micropollutants, such as pharmaceutical residues, pesticides or hormonal substances, can hardly be removed from the water in these stages.
This is where the fourth purification stage comes in. It is intended to supplement existing processes with a further purification stage in order to also remove these substances that are difficult to break down.
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