We specialize in the Design, Fabrication, Supply, Erection, and Commissioning of advanced Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) Plants for complete industrial wastewater treatment. Our ZLD systems ensure 100% water recovery, eliminating liquid waste discharge into the environment while meeting strict Pollution Control Board (PCB) mandates and environmental sustainability guidelines.
With over 13 years of process engineering expertise, we manufacture energy-efficient and custom-engineered ZLD systems tailored for high-salinity and complex industrial effluents. Available as both civil-constructed installations and Compact Skid-Mounted / Modular ZLD Units, our solutions minimize site footprints, reduce civil engineering costs, and drastically lower operating expenses (OPEX).
Depending on effluent characteristics and recovery targets, we integrate state-of-the-art technologies including High-Recovery RO, Mechanical Vapor Recompression (MVR), Multiple Effect Evaporators (MEE), and Crystallizers.
Zero Liquid Discharge is a comprehensive engineering process designed to purify and recycle all industrial wastewater. By combining advanced membrane separation with thermal evaporation and crystallization, ZLD processes separate clean, distilled water from dissolved solids and salts, leaving only dry, solid waste for safe disposal or byproduct recovery.
Pre-Treatment & Chemical Clarification
High-Recovery Membrane Pre-Concentration (RO/NF)
Thermal Concentration (MEE / MVR Evaporation)
Crystallization of Concentrated Brine
Solids Dewatering & Salt Recovery (Centrifuge/Filter Press)
Distillate Recycling to Plant Utility Systems
The core of our ZLD system leverages energy-efficient thermal technology. Pre-concentrated reject water enters our Multiple Effect Evaporators (MEE) or MVR systems, where heat energy is reused across multiple stages to vaporize water efficiently, producing high-purity condensate suitable for boiler feed or process reuse.
Designed with corrosion-resistant alloys (Titanium, Duplex Stainless Steel, Hastelloy), our evaporators handle severe scaling conditions, high total dissolved solids (TDS), and harsh chemical loads without operational interruption.