A 21st century solution
The Mordor Intelligence study
highlights the fact that a lot of
21st century biochemistry, such
as pesticides and pharmaceutical
products, in use today cannot be
removed by 19th century filtration
technology, leading to a need for
new technology.
At NCH Europe, we’ve invested a
great deal of effort in developing
an answer to the strain of modern
chemistry that also dramatically
reduces the cost of waste water
management.
Our waste water treatment solution,
which comprises the BioAmp
delivery system and the FreeFlow
product, uses live, naturally
occurring bacteria to break down
fats, oils, greases, suspended solids
and other contaminants in water.
FreeFlow bacteria actually digest
contaminants, unlike solvents and
free enzyme products.
With traditional treatments, most
bacteria get flushed through the
pre-treatment system before they
even become active. FreeFlow
bacteria are live and begin feeding
and multiplying the instant they
enter the waste water stream or
drain system. By the time they
are finished, the waste water you
release into the local sewage system
is cleaned – meaning dramatic
reductions in those Waste Water
Directive fees.
The BioAmp delivery system
enables companies to bring waste
water treatment in-house, cutting
cost of off-site treatment. Our
computer controlled microbial
fermentation units are installed on
site and deliver a large amount of
active bacteria directly into drains,
grease traps, lift stations and more.
effluent that is less harmful to the
environment without costly off-site
treatment. Something NCH Europe
already has down to a fine art.
While the study highlights
developing a 21st century solution
as an area of future opportunity,
NCH Europe already has the answer
to cost effectively, easily, and safely
making waste water treatment a
smoother process.
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Our solution generates an average
of 30 per cent reduction is waste
water costs.
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Ready for tomorrow
Over 40 per cent of the report’s
non-utility respondents believed
that the water industry was not
prepared to meet the financial
needs of managing waste water,
given increased urbanization
and regulation.
There is a clear need for
long-term investment in
wastewater treatment
infrastructure. However,
the immediate answer
to managing the
financial pressures lies
in a smarter approach to
waste water that enables
companies to release
For further information contact:
Catriona Whitford, NCH Europe
NCH House, Springvale Avenue,
United Kingdom
Telephone: +44 (0)1902 510254
www.ncheurope.com
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Mario Kelly, VP of the
waste water Innovation
Platform of global water,
energy and maintenance
solutions provider NCH
Europe, takes a look at what
is driving this growth and
the key challenges the
sector is facing.