Industrial Water Projects
ZLD Project Execution & System Integration Support
Coordinated mechanical execution across effluent treatment, membrane recovery and thermal concentration.
Scope-led delivery
Practical execution. Clearly defined responsibility.
We help bring the mechanical elements of an approved ZLD scheme together: equipment installation, interconnecting piping, structures, package interfaces and commissioning support.
The plant context
The industrial challenge
Individual treatment packages must operate as a connected plant. Feed, reject, condensate, utilities and solids-handling interfaces all need a defined execution scope.
How it fits into the plant
A typical scheme may combine ETP, UF / RO, MEE or MVR, and a drying or crystallisation stage. The actual sequence, recovered-water quality and residuals-handling method depend on the wastewater and process design.
Our execution scope
- Equipment erection and installation
- Package-to-package piping
- Utility and condensate networks
- Access platforms and supports
- Existing-system integration
- Mechanical completion and commissioning support
The final scope, specifications and responsibilities are agreed for each project.
Typical equipment & activities
- ETP and membrane packages
- Evaporation equipment
- ATFD or crystallisation interfaces
- Transfer and recovered-water systems
Execution approach
- 01
Review the site, approved drawings and package interfaces.
- 02
Agree the BOQ, execution sequence, access and inspection hold points.
- 03
Coordinate fabrication, installation and testing with the plant team.
- 04
Close the punch list and submit the agreed handover records.
Where this capability fits
- Industrial water-recovery projects
- Treatment-plant expansion
- Approved ZLD-system upgrades
Quality & HSE considerations
Inspection and site controls are coordinated with the approved work scope, plant requirements and equipment supplier instructions.
- Material and equipment identification against the approved scope
- Applicable inspection and test records
- Site permit, isolation and access coordination
- Documented checks and punch-list closure
Common questions
What information is needed to define the scope?
Please share the plant location, current arrangement, required work, available drawings and target schedule. A site review establishes interfaces, access and the responsibilities of each party.
Can this work be integrated with a planned shutdown?
The execution sequence can be coordinated with an agreed shutdown window. Material readiness, approved drawings, isolation arrangements and inspection requirements need to be resolved before mobilisation.
A connected treatment train
Follow the industrial water cycle.
An illustrative flow. The final treatment train depends on the feed, reuse requirements and approved process design.
MEE / MVR
Evaporation recovers condensate and reduces the volume of high-TDS liquid. DAHARI supports erection, piping, structures, retrofit execution and maintenance.
Illustrative process sequence. The actual treatment train is defined by effluent characteristics, process engineering and project requirements.
Connected capabilities
The work around the system.
ETP & Recycling
Mechanical execution, equipment installation and integration for industrial effluent-treatment plants.
Explore capabilityRO Systems
Mechanical execution for reverse-osmosis systems and connected recovery equipment.
Explore capabilityMEE Systems
Mechanical erection, piping, installation, revamps and maintenance for multiple-effect evaporator systems.
Explore capabilityMVR / MVRE
Package installation and mechanical integration support for mechanical vapour recompression systems.
Explore capabilityATFD Systems
Installation, integration and maintenance support for agitated thin-film dryers.
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