Each time you wash your car, wastewater is created – it’s unavoidable. However, using a commercial car wash (either automatic or self-serve) rather than washing your car at home can help save water thanks to water recycling processes integrated into
Benefits of Recycling Laundry Wastewater
Have you ever paused after opening your water bill and thought, “How can I get this lowered?” If you run a commercial hotel or similar business that does a lot of on-site linens, then there’s a good chance this question
Responsible Treatment of Hydrocarbon Production Waste
As oil and gas industries continue production and eco-awareness grows, the need for adequate byproduct disposal arises. Drilling and fracking as a means of resource extraction result in many contaminated byproducts. One such side effect is produced water, or the mixture of water,
How Does an Oil Coalescing Separator Work?
The M.W. Watermark Oil Coalescing Separator is designed to remove free non-emulsified oils, diesel, gasoline and fuels from a waste stream, resulting in an effluent quality of 10 mg/l or less of contaminants 20 microns and larger. The Oil Coalescing
How Recycling Car Wash Wastewater Benefits Business
Recycling car wash wastewater is an often-overlooked way to cut costs, ensure company sustainability, and help the environment. Learn more about the benefits of car wash wastewater treatment and how the process works. Why Recycle Water? It’s no secret that humans consume millions of
How Drought-Stricken California Recycles Wastewater
Wastewater treatment professionals know that water recycling—the process of cleaning and repurposing wastewater—is not a new concept. All kinds of industries reuse water in their operations, including industrial laundries, car and truck washing facilities, metal finishers, and more. Municipal wastewater
Advances in Wastewater Treatment: From Sludge to Clean Water
When discussing municipal wastewater treatment equipment, “sludge” is the term used to signify a toxic semi-solid slurry made up of all of the different types of wastewater that end up at a water treatment plant via sewage systems. Sludge typically is a kind
Wastewater Treatment Equipment: Industries and Applications
M.W. Watermark’s wastewater treatment equipment has been successfully integrated into various commercial, industrial and municipal applications. Below is an overview of just a few of the industries and applications we have experience in. We invite you to visit the Industries
Application Spotlight: Wastewater Treatment Equipment for Bottling Water
Conserving the world’s water and using it efficiently are important goals. Wastewater treatment equipment is a crucial component for ensuring conservation and responsible use of water. Bottling nature’s filtered water in an environmentally responsible way is important for the owner of
Rock Solid Wastewater Recycling for Stone Fabrication
The average stone fabrication shop produces much more than just countertops and polished stone surfaces. Processes like cutting and polishing also produce a lot of wastewater. Oversights with disposal can lead to compliance fines, and the regulations around contaminants and
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