How are you maximising water efficiency for your business?

Knowing where and how to cut production expenditure

Heavy usage of high quality water is common practice in industries. And why should it be? A specialty chemical plant in Singapore wanted to change that. Conducting a water audit is the best way to analyse a plant’s processes. DHI’s engineers developed potential scenarios to minimise water usage and improve the plant’s efficiency with:

• a plant-wide water audit
• the use of a water balance chart 
• flow measurements
• a water quality analysis

DHI carries out water audits to assess water efficiency of industrial plants. © Shutterstock / Mihai Simonia

The result? Optimised fresh water usage and lowered consumption rate by up to 45%!

Once implemented, our water-saving strategies can help the plant reduce their total fresh water consumption by up to 45%.

At DHI, we adopt an integrated approach to production and technology. When assessing water efficiency in a production plant, we look at the entire industrial value chain, including:

• the use of resources
• the potential for water re-usage and optimisation in the production area
• the reduction of wastewater and environmental impacts

Read the case story to know more. 

Think a water audit could help you in your industry? Contact us.