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Water Treatment Pilot Testing Consultants
Everyone deserves clean water access, and we are dedicated to achieving this goal through sustainable and innovative solutions. At Water Treatment Trainers Pilot Testing Consultants, we are committed to providing pilot testing support/expertise to drinking water treatment plants and consultants so that they can provide/help clean, safe, and micropollutants-free treated drinking water.
Why is Pilot Testing necessary? (photo: A GAC pilot plant)
- Compare: Upgrade options, different coagulants, different processes and selection of treatments
- Validate: GAC, ion exchange, and novel absorbents
- Third party validation
- Establish Design criteria, O&M requirements
- Test: Compliance, efficacy, waste generation
- Optimize: Existing water treatment processes
- Troubleshooting
- Boil Water Advisory
Why is Pilot Testing necessary? (photo: Results of PFAS analysis)
- Test: Safely without the worry of potentially hazardous effluent water going to the public
- Generate site-specific data: for design criteria, Capital and O&M cost for a Project Report
- Life cycle cost: for decision-makers
- Train: Train water treatment plant operators, engineers and managers
- Buying-in: Operators, authority, and funding agency
Why Water Treatment Pilot Testing Consultants?
- Quick turnaround, approx. 1-3 months
- Third-party validation
- Expertise in THMs, HAAs, NDMA, iron, manganese, ammonia, arsenic and more
- Pilot testing for new WTP and upgrades e.g. PFAS
- Troubleshooting, optimization & more
- First Nations new plants/upgrades
- Boil Water Advisory
The only help needed for
Co-ordinating the first site visit
Supplying raw water source and electric connection
Analyzing weekly general water quality parameters like turbidity/pH
How it will work?
* Site visit with the stakeholders to
define the problem
* A pilot testing proposal and
presentation (1 week)
* Rental pilot installation, calibration,
one-day operation and training by
the supplier (3 weeks)
* Most experiments (4 weeks)
* The final report (presentation) (4 weeks)