Products from EnviroHub

These units can be combined to create a bespoke solution to your site’s water quality challenges.

Case studies

You may go through our case studies to see, how EnviroHub has Solved problems for other companies.

What does Envirohub treat?

These units can be combined to create a bespoke solution to your site’s water quality challenges.

Slowing the flow of water down allows conditions for suspended solids to settle. This can be achieved in a several ways, depending on the type of settlement required. This separation provides cleaner water and a solids sludge.

Chemical imbalanced pH is corrected. This is achieved by holding contaminated water in a tank, gently agitating it and introducing the countering chemical until the pH is as close to neutral as necessary, which then allows for safe disposal.

Hydrocarbons are carbons such as fuel oil which are in water. These need to be removed so the water can be safely disposed of. This can be achieved in a number of ways such as by lifting and skimming floating carbons or settling heavier particles.

What does EnviroHub do?

EnviroHub monitors, treats, and reports on water from when it first comes on to site until it is disposed of. The system can monitor a wealth of different aspects of the water, however the key water data that is normally required are details of the flow, turbidity, and pH levels.

pH

The acidity or alkalinity of water is measured using a figure known as pH. The ideal pH value of water is 7. Anything below this can be regarded as being acidic and might contain corrosive material while anything greater than 7 contains alkaline.

Flow

This is the volume of water that passes in a unit of time. This is usually measured in m3/h. Turbidity – The cloudiness or haziness of the water.

Turbidity

Turbidity is caused by a great many individual particles that are generally invisible to the eye. Natural water is regarded as having a low turbidity, sewage water for example, a high turbidity.

Do you need water treatment and monitoring of water on your site?