Understanding Water Treatment Companies

Industrial water treatment companies, like Dynamic Water Technologies, provide commercial and industrial water treatment options focused on the treatment of water. Proprietary technological advancements are applied to industrial water treatments in order to eliminate chemical additives and reduce water use through improved resource management.

This chemical-free water treatment technology has been tested by international chemical companies who set out to disprove its efficacy but who now recognize its advantages.  Water treatment systems are designed with the benefit of technical and engineering knowledge and have been extensively tested in installations around the world.

Many savvy businesses and corporations have been choosing to utilize industrial water treatments, including the United States Army, Intel, Chevron, Coco-Cola, and Nestle. Recycled water can satisfy many water demands, as long as it is adequately treated to ensure water quality appropriate for the use. EPA currently regulates many aspects of wastewater treatment and drinking water quality, and the majority of states in the US have established criteria or guidelines for the beneficial use of recycled water.

Recycled water is most commonly used for non-drinkable purposes, such as agriculture, landscape, public parks and golf course irrigation. Other applications include cooling water for power plants and oil refineries, industrial process water for such facilities as paper mills and carpet dyers, toilet flushing, dust control, construction activities, concrete mixing, and artificial lakes.

Popular uses for recycled water include:

• agriculture
• landscape
• public parks
• golf course irrigation
• cooling water for power plants and oil refineries
• processing water for mills and plants
• toilet flushing
• dust control
• construction activities
• concrete mixing
• artificial lakes

Water recycling has proven to be effective and successful in creating a new and reliable water supply without compromising public health.  As water energy demands and environmental needs grow, water recycling will play a greater role in the overall water supply. Communities and businesses are working together to meet water resource needs locally in ways that expand resources, support the environment, and strengthen the economy.