Industrial Wastewater Treatment
An effluent treatment plant (ETP) removes heavy metals, neutralizes acids and alkalis, and destroys cyanide from anodizing and plating process water before discharge, producing treated water and a dewatered sludge cake for disposal.
Engineering Approach
EVESS's proprietary Electro-Generated Coagulant (EGC) technology treats mixed wastewater as a single stream — chromium, cyanide, acid and alkaline flows do not need to be segregated before treatment, simplifying both the plant footprint and daily operation. Output is treated water compliant with UAE Department of Energy Schedule A limits, with closed-loop water reuse available.
Specifications
| Technology | Electro-Generated Coagulant (EGC), single-stream |
| Removes | Cr, Ni, Cu, Zn, Cd, cyanide |
| Compliance | UAE Department of Energy Schedule A |
| Output | Treated water + dewatered sludge cake |
Materials & Standards
Line Integration
Delivered as part of the same turnkey contract as the anodizing or plating line itself, so the plant and its compliance obligations have one accountable supplier rather than split responsibility between line and ETP contractors.
FAQ
EVESS treats anodizing and plating wastewater in a single stream using Electro-Generated Coagulant (EGC) technology — no segregation of acid, alkaline, chromium or cyanide streams is required — followed by pH neutralization, clarification and sludge dewatering.
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