Pilot Programs
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Industries served
WTRBOX pilot programs can be utilized in most industrial settings to ensure that the chosen solutions are effective, efficient, and environmentally sound before committing to large-scale implementation. Shipped ready for install and start-up with minimal labor and maintenance required.
Purpose of Pilot Programs
Wastewater pilot programs are small-scale, controlled, and temporary studies conducted to evaluate and assess the feasibility, efficiency, and effectiveness of new or innovative wastewater treatment technologies or processes.
Testing New Technologies: Pilot programs allow for the evaluation of emerging wastewater treatment technologies before making substantial investments in full-scale implementation.
Performance Evaluation: The pilot study helps assess the performance of the treatment system, its ability to meet regulatory requirements, and the quality of the treated effluent.
Optimization: Data collected during the pilot program helps optimize the treatment process, allowing engineers to fine-tune the design and operational parameters.
Decision Making: The pilot results aid in making informed decisions about whether or not to proceed with the full-scale implementation of the technology.
Major Benefits
Pilot programs are conducted before full-scale implementation to gather data, identify potential challenges, and optimize the treatment process.
Scale and Duration: Wastewater pilot programs are typically conducted on a smaller scale than full-scale treatment plants. Programs can last anywhere from a few weeks to several months.
Set up and delivery: Pilot programs are skid mounted/modular and can easily be delivered to an existing wastewater treatment facility or a specific site chosen for the study.
Monitoring and Data Collection: During the pilot program, data is collected to assess the effectiveness of a new system. This includes measurements of influent and effluent characteristics, removal efficiencies, energy consumption, operational costs, and other relevant parameters.
Flexibility and Adaptability: Pilot programs offer flexibility to modify and adjust parameters and configurations during the study. This adaptability allows for testing different operating conditions to optimize the technology's performance.
Cost: A pilot program can be a cost-effective way to test an idea before purchasing a new wastewater treatment system.
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