Wastewater Treatment Applications

Environmental Remediation Wastewater Treatment, Industrial Wastewater Treatment & Municipal Wastewater Treatment

TIGG Corporation’s wastewater treatment systems are designed to reduce or remove organic and inorganic contaminants from wastewater so that it can meet effluent requirements. TIGG has experience designing and fabricating wastewater treatment systems for use in environmental remediation, industrial processing and municipal wastewater treatment. Some of thewastewater treatment systems are designed to treat wastewater before it is released back into the environment and others recycle the water for use in other applications.

Wastewater treatment filtration equipment and wastewater systems can include a variety of media such as granular activated carbon filtration units, sand filters, multimedia filtration units, pressure filters and other complimentary equipment as part of an integrated treatment system. TIGG also offers other treatment services including rental programs and carbon exchange services. TIGG has an experienced staff to work with you on your specific municipal water treatment facility needs.

Environmental Remediation & Municipal Wastewater Treatment | Case Studies

Municipal Wastewater Facility

A municipal wastewater facility in New Jersey is reusing treated wastewater to replace the use of city water in various unit process applications in its treatment plant. For this project, TIGG manufactured a two skid mounted dual bed granular activated carbon dechlorination systems with integrated valve racks. Each system consists of two 6 ft diameter 150 psi carbon beds designed to treat a flow of 100 gpm. A 10 valve pipe rack allows lead/lag operation.

Environmental Remediation- Wastewater Treatment System

TIGG Corporation was contacted to supply carbon for reducing aquatic toxicity in wastewater from a manufacturing plant in Southwest Arkansas. The facility wanted to pump a permitted wastewater to a surface discharge and there was trace contamination which affected biomarker testing. A consultant had been hired by the facility to investigate several methods of treatment and it was determined that carbon adsorption was likely to provide the most cost-effective approach. A pilot test was conducted with TIGG Corporation CANSORB rental equipment and the results showed effective treatment of the water. A system was ultimately installed with two CANSORB vessels in series where the units are operated in a lead-lag fashion and spent vessels are exchanged off-site. This operation has been effectively treating water for over six years.

Recycled Wastewater Treatment- Hawaiian Electric

TIGG Corporation provided a two tank liquid phase system to serve as pre-filters for water being heated to generate steam at the Hawaiian Electric plant on the island of Oahu. The water that is being used by Hawaiian Electric Company is actually wastewater that has already been treated by the sewerage plant before being discharged. Hawaiian Electric has a direct line coming from the sewerage plant to their facility. The activated carbon filtration system is being used as an additional filter to help prolong the life of the demineralizer before steam is produced. Hawaiian Electric, with help from TIGG Corporation, switched from drinking water to recycled wastewater in an effort to go green and alleviate pressures on the municipal drinking water plant.