Storage and external services leading to significant costs for our Client
Wood finishing involves regular and daily cleaning of equipment and application tools, resulting in operations that generate about 600L/day of wastewater divided between two wash points—400L for the first and 200L for the second. The wastewater from this cleaning process primarily contains paint residues, requiring our Client to use external services to evacuate their wash water in compliance with current regulations.
Thus, the wastewater is stored before being removed for disposal by an external service provider, which incurs significant evacuation and treatment costs for our Client. Consequently, they now seek to equip themselves with a microstation to autonomously treat and discharge their wash water into the sewage system.