Drawing on their extensive experience in wastewater treatment, and organized by industrial market segment, John Meunier's sales and technical teams provide the most suitable technologies and processes to treat its customers' wastewater.
John Meunier's innovative sludge and water re-use solutions give its customers an additional tool to enhance performance. The company offers turnkey plants and systems, as well as its own standard equipment.
| Primary treatments | |
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Fine Screening |
Cont-Flo®: Bar Screen |
Escalator®:Fine Screen | |
Rotopac®:Screw Compactor | |
Met Grit Removal |
Mectan®: Grit Chamber |
SAM®:Grit Dewatering Screw and Conveyor | |
Clarification |
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Actiflo™ and Actiflo™ Package Plant: lamellar settling | |
| Secondary Treatments |
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Aerobic: Bio-filtration |
Biostyr™ and Biostyr™ Package Plant |
Biosep™ and Biosep™ Pack: Membrane Bio-Reactor (MBR) | |
Ecodisk™: semi-immersed rotating disk filters | |
BioSAF™: submerged aerated filters | |
Aerobic: Activated Sludge |
Ecobatch™: Sludge Batch Reactor (SBR) |
Azenit™: Nitrification - denitrification with anoxic zone | |
Biodenipho™ - Biodenitro™: N & P removal | |
Aerobic: MBBR Technology |
AnoxKaldnesTM: MBBR Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor Process |
| Tertiary Treatments / Re-use |
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Fine Screening |
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Clarification |
Actiflo™ and Actiflo™ Package Plant: lamellar settling |
Ultraviolet Disinfection |
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UV Pure (flow rates below 3700 m3/d) | |
Ozonation |
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Microfiltration / Ultrafiltration |
Microfiltration and Ultrafiltration solutions |
Reverse Osmosis |
Reverse Osmosis solutions |
| Instrumentation |
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Applications |
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Clarification is a process whereby liquid is separated from solid matter. Solids settle due to the pull of gravity. The clarification stage is usually preceded by coagulation and flocculation ...
These two terms refer to the same function - that is of water passing through small bars or small holes in order to retain any matter whose size is greater than the area the water is passing through ...
Greasy residues are a major problem when dealing with urban effluent ...
Urban and industrial wastewaters (among others) are treated in order to help conserve our natural environment and water resources ...
Biological treatment using suspended biomass is currently the most common treatment solution used to treat urban wastewaters ...
A long track record of relevant proven experience has been built up over many years through multiple international references in the food and beverage, pulp and paper and chemical markets.
Industry has often favoured sites close to rivers for three reasons: transportation of raw materials, water supply for use in cooling systems, disposal of effluents...