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In jolly old Britain, brown field sites are described as “previously developed land” that’s got the potential to be spruced up and given a second chance. Now, these areas of land are often, but not always, places that have been used for industry and commerce and are now just sitting there all abandoned and possibly contaminated.

Now, there are a few reasons why the owners of these brown field sites might want to reclaim the land. We’re talking about big businesses here, like manufacturing plants, petrochemicals, and utilities. These guys might need to reclaim the land based on decisions they’ve made about what to do with it in the future. You know, like whether to make it better so they can keep using it, or whether to sell it off for public or private development, like building houses on it.

If the land has previously been used for industrial stuff, it might have some contamination going on in the soil and groundwater. Dealing with that kind of mess can be pretty tricky, especially if you’ve got iron getting in the way and making things even more complicated. Plus, if you’ve got petroleum hydrocarbons hanging around, that’s just another challenge to tackle.

So, removing all that contaminated groundwater can involve using fancy submersible pumps, and then you’ve got to treat and get rid of all that icky waste. That means you need a special treatment plant that’s designed to handle all these contaminants and the specific chemistry of the local groundwater.

Now, to make sure we’re effectively separating all the water particles and getting a good filtration of that iron, we’ve come up with this nifty high efficiency sand filtration. It’s part of the overall treatment process and helps reduce costs and increase efficiency.

Typically, these treatment plants are running around the clock to keep working on fixing up the land. But with our cool water filtration technology, we don’t need to have people constantly hanging around the site to service the plant and keep it going. The backwash process is much better and more reliable, using less water and automated to make our lives easier.

And guess what? This not only saves us money, but also makes the whole operation run smoother and better for the land owner. Talk about a win-win situation!

Our water filtration technology is the bee’s knees. It filters below 1.0 micron like a champ and can even go down to a super impressive 0.45 micron to get that water cleaner than ever. We’ve seen it remove over 86% of particles at 1.0 micron in just one go, while those old-school filters gotta keep coming back for more to even come close to that efficiency.

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Ihab Salloum