KWE Iron Automatic Water Recycling Plant, Production Capacity : 2.5 m3/Hour

• A stand-alone type of machine specially designed and manufactured to biophysically treat wash water from car/bus wash activity either manually or by automatic car/bus wash system.

Advantages: 

• No recurring consumption of chemical products. 
•  No carcinogenic sludge is produced (produced in the chemical-physical type purification system).
• Since no chemicals are used the problem of maintaining correct chemical balances, checking their levels and the cost of chemicals are avoided. 
• Zero discharge as water is recycled. 
• The KWE policy is one of constant product development.

 The company, therefore, reserves the right to amend the design of equipment whenever necessary without notice. 

Product Details:

• The system has been especially designed and manufactured to biophysically (without use of chemicals) treat waste wash water coming from car/bus washing activity being carried out either manually / or by Automatic Vehicle Washing Machine. 
• In order to preserve the quality of the water sent back for reuse, air is blown into the storage tank of water to be treated and that of treated water - to prevent setting in of anaerobic process that creates degradation phenomena with the formation of bad and unpleasant odors. (This will depend on the organic matter found in the Influent and may not be essentially required). 
• The quartzite filtering column and following activated carbon adsorption columns complete the purification process of the wash water. The quartzite-filtering phase removes any sedimentable or suspended matters from the water that escaped the previous treatment phases. The activated carbon adsorption section eliminates the residual organic matters such as oils, detergents and solvents. The plant is not designed to deal with substantial quantities of free oil. The water, following the aforesaid biophysical treatment, is suitable to be sent back for reuse for washing or can be thrown in drains as it will meet the limits specified by local pollution control committee. 

The treatment cycle consists of: 

• Sedimentation
• Oil Separation
•  Biological  oxidation (wherever required) 
• Treated Water Tank
•  Aeration
•  Recycling the treated water.