SOLUTIONS → DISCHARGE/REUSE
Discharge / Reuse
Solutions
Effective treatment of municipal and industrial water is essential to protect natural water resources and ecosystems. Our solutions ensure environmentally safe and sustainable water management.
Safe Discharge and Maximized Water Reuse Solutions
Water from municipal or industrial use needs to be discharged to the environment, e.g. the sea, rivers or wells. Missing or insufficient treatment for discharge can damage the natural water resources and the dependent ecosystems.
We control the main parameters i.e. nutrient concentrations (organic carbon, nitrogen, phosphorus), suspended and dissolved inorganic matter (salts, metals), oil, pathogens and bacteria.
We enable the reuse and cascaded use of this resource. We apply minimum and zero liquid discharge strategies if the discharge is limited or impossible.
Our Employed Products
Clarification
Our streamlined methods are designed to enhance water purity and quality. Discover how we tailor each product to your unique water treatment needs.
Filtration
Experience the power of precision filtration with our advanced products. From removing impurities to ensuring crystal-clear water, our technologies are customized to meet your specific requirements.
Desalination
Our innovative desalination solutions are designed to provide high-quality, reliable water treatment tailored to your specific needs. Discover how we transform saline water into valuable freshwater resources.
Reaction
Our advanced reaction technologies are designed to alter the inorganic and organic composition of water streams, ensuring optimal treatment for diverse applications.
SUCCESSFUL PROJECTS
Discover some of our work through the featured case studies. Each successful project showcases our commitment, innovation and impact.
In June this year, the WIN 2026 (Water in Industry) conference hosted by the Internation Water Association took place in Delft, Netherlands. UNIHA contributed by presenting how we were ...
Many industrial plants are facing increasingly limited options for wastewater discharge. Stricter environmental regulations and rising disposal costs are making conventional treatment approaches less viable, particularly for complex industrial ...