We will describe you the two most common technical methods along with their advantages and disadvantages by a flow chart.

Batch neutralisation plant

Advantages and disadvantages

• Conserves water: The resulting pure water can be recycled in the process.
• Protects the environment: The waste water will not be conducted to the local sewer system.
• Easy Handling: Can be handled partially, completely automatically or even manually.
• Saves more energy:The process runs at room temperature.
• The plant has a compact design.
• Easy Maintenance, although more maintenance is required (Changing filters and electrodes)

Advantages and disadvantages:

• Low use of chemicals
• No waste water in the sewer
• The system runs completely automatically
• High system availability
• Faults can be resolved within 48 hours (in Austria, Germany)
• The process water must be cooled.