Reverse osmosis, wastewater management, and industrial effluent — designed, built and operated by MAM.
The treatment process runs in six stages, from raw water intake to reuse or discharge:
Seven service lines, from a water management audit to running the plant.
Water management audits that find where a plant is losing money on water it has already paid for. The output is a prioritised, costed list of what to fix first.
Engineering, custom design and manufacture of a water or wastewater treatment system as a single scope — from process design through to a commissioned, working plant.
Water and wastewater treatment equipment supplied on its own, for sites that need hardware rather than a full design-build contract — from a single replacement dosing pump to a complete filtration skid.
Designing, constructing and then operating an industrial wastewater treatment plant on the client's behalf, so the client's own team isn't carrying day-to-day process chemistry and compliance risk.
On-site training for engineers, chemists and operators, combining theory with hands-on work on the client's own equipment rather than a generic classroom course.
A study that establishes whether treated wastewater or process water can be reused on site, and what it costs to get there. It ends with a process flow diagram, technology selection, equipment list and budget — not a recommendation without numbers.
Studies that scope Zero Liquid Discharge or Minimum Liquid Discharge for a site — eliminating or minimising the liquid effluent leaving the plant. Delivered as a process flow diagram, technology selection, equipment selection and a capex/opex budget, so the cost of going to zero (or most of the way there) is known before it's committed to.
Industrial sites with a water or wastewater problem to solve, whatever the process behind it.
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