ProChem, Inc.

• Tank Volume (Cuft)0.5
• Tank Size8" X 18"
• Estimated Flow Rate1.0 gpm
• Fitting Sizes3/8" to 1/2"

ProChem, Inc.'s industrial high pressure reverse osmosis equipment (I-PRO™) is proven to remove Selenium, Arsenic, Mercury, Boron, and other FGD wastewater contaminants. I-PRO™ technology is part of the MSH-pi water reuse system designed specifically for treating FGD wastewater at Power Generation facilities. The system is capable of producing a reuse rate of over 95%. The recycled water can be reused wherever it is needed in the facility.Advantages of ProChem I-PRO™ water reuse systems: Flexible design, tailored to your needs Small footprint with big results End-of-pipe design Reuse up to 95% of wastewater Ideal for zero liquid discharge pretreatment Monitoring and automation controls Web-based remote monitoring

For some industries, municipal water sources do not meet necessary purity levels. A 00660_splash_2560x1600-1024x600-300x176ProChem water purification system can ensure that your company meets even the highest of water purity standards. ProChem water purification systems are designed to integrate with other technologies (i.e., a ProChem industrial wastewater treatment system) or work alone in standalone applications (e.g., water softening, dealkalization, and media filtration). Water Purification Applications: Reverse osmosis pretreatment (e.g., softening and dechlorination) Boiler and cooling tower feed Groundwater pretreatment Ion-exchange pretreatment Desalination systems Industrial water reuserecycling Cleaning and rinsing process pretreatment Dye and finishing water pretreatment

Our industrial water reuse equipment uses the most effective wastewater treatment technologies to treat and reuse the wastewater from most any industrial process. Water reuse systems enable companies to be proactive with water stewardship. ProChem, Inc. industrial water reuse equipment integrates seamlessly into existing industrial wastewater treatment processes to reclaim effluent, treat it, and then supply the purified water back to the facility wherever it's needed: from painting and plating rinse lines to Deionization feed water and cooling tower makeup water and more. Our innovative and flexible technology allows us to turn what was once wastewater into a high-quality process water. Benefits of Reuse Is Reuse Right for You? See Our CTechnologies Used Effectively reusing industrial wastewater is a multi-step process, combining the most effective water treatment protocols in a particular order, yielding the highest quality effluent that can be reused in the facility. ProChem, Inc. industrial water reuse systems utilize the following treatment protocols: Physical & chemical treatmention-exchange Solids removal (filtration, settling, and so on) Chemical pretreatment Membrane filtrationindustrial high pressure reverse osmosis (I-PRO™) Sterilizationmicrobiological control The treatment process for a ProChem, Inc. industrial water reuse system is tailored to the specific needs of the facility (some processes require higher purity water than others), and all treatment programs are designed to reduce solids generation (sludge) and allow for reuse of 100% of the reclaimed wastewater. Learn how much you could reuse by requesting your treatability test today.

ProChem industrial wastewater treatment systems are designed to support a facility's water needs and goals. It all starts with a treatability test, where we will analyze water samples from your facility so that we can prescribe the wastewater treatment program that is best for you. In some cases, only a chemical treatment program may be necessary. In others, additional filtration may be required. A combination of factors are considered so that you get the best treatment for your facility in order to meet your discharge permit and corporate initiatives. Factors for determining which wastewater treatment system is right for your facility There is a method for removing any contaminant, whether you have oil in your water or selenium, or both. The contaminants in your water dictate the water treatment protocols required to remove them. Additional factors drive the need for equipment, such as: Consistency of waste stream or fluctuation of waste stream contaminants Volume of wastewater requiring treatment Equalization storage capacity System footprint requirements Automation requirements We take the time and care to become familiar with your water, your goals, and your facility. This ensures that we can provide the most effective wastewater treatment solution for your situation and within your budget.