Industrial waste water treatment

The method of treating wastewater for reclamation thereof comprising the steps of:

• hydrocyclone filtering contaminated influent water to produce an overflow first stream of water and an underflow second stream of water;
• bag filtering the underflow second stream to remove solids while outputting the remaining liquor as a third stream of water;
• adjusting the pH of the combination of said first and third streams of water while aerating same with air from bottom to top of a staging tank;
• skimming any floc from the surface water of the tank while simultaneously draining water from the bottom of the staging tank to produce a fourth stream of water which as a result of the pH adjustment and aeration may include first further precipitates;
• belt filtering the fourth stream of water to remove any said first further precipitates and outputting a fifth stream of water;
• ozonating said fifth stream of water before inserting same in a closed container for a period of time sufficient to kill living organisms and precipitate second further solids, the closed container providing ozone as an outgassing output from the incoming fifth stream of water for continuous ozonation of the water in said closed container and providing a sixth stream of water as a further output;
• belt filtering the sixth stream of water to remove any second further precipitates and outputting a seventh stream of water;
• ozonating and treating said seventh stream of water with ultra violet light;
• conducting the seventh stream of water through a magnetic field having a field intensity sufficient to cause alignment of ionic materials contained within the seventh stream, thereby producing an eighth stream of water;
• conducting electrical current from sacrificial electrodes through the eighth stream of water to produce at least one of coagulant and flocculants thereby yielding a ninth stream of water;
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• filtering the ninth stream of water to remove said at least one of coagulant and flocculants thereby yielding a liquid output with contaminants removed.

The method of treating an aqueous solution for reclamation of a portion thereof comprising the steps of:

• hydrocyclone filtering an influent aqueous solution to produce an overflow first stream of aqueous solution and an underflow second stream of aqueous solution;
• bag filtering the underflow second stream to remove solids therefrom while outputting the remaining liquor as a third stream of aqueous solution;
• combining the first and third streams;
• adjusting the pH of the combination of said first and third streams of aqueous solution while aerating same within a staging tank;
• skimming any accumulated floc from the liquid surface within the staging tank while simultaneously draining liquor from the bottom of the tank to produce a fourth stream of aqueous solution which as a result of the pH adjustment and aeration may include first further precipitates;
• belt filtering the fourth stream of water to remove any further solids and outputting a fifth stream of aqueous solution;
• ozonating said fifth stream of aqueous solution;
• discharging the ozonated fifth stream into a closed container and holding the ozonated liquid for a period of time sufficient to kill living organisms and precipitate further solids, thereby yielding a sixth stream of aqueous solution as a further output;
• belt filtering the sixth stream of water to remove any second further precipitates and outputting a seventh stream of aqueous solution;
• ozonating said seventh stream of aqueous solution;
• treating said seventh stream of aqueous solution with ultra violet light;
• conducting the seventh stream of water through a magnetic field having a field intensity sufficient to cause alignment of ionic materials contained within the seventh stream, thereby producing an eighth stream of water;
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• filtering of aqueous solution.

The method of treating contaminated water comprising the steps of:

• analyzing a sample of contaminated water to be treated to determine the nature of impurities that are contained therein;
• centrifugally separating influent contaminated water to be treated into a sludge laden first stream and a partially decontaminated second stream;
• mechanically bag filtering the first stream to form a filtrate third stream of water;
• combining the second and third streams to produce a fourth stream of water;
• adjusting the pH of the fourth stream;
• filtering the pH adjusted fourth stream of water to produce a fifth stream of water;
• ozonating said fifth stream of water;
• precipitating contaminants contained within the fifth stream of water;
• filtering precipitates from the fifth stream of water to produce a sixth stream of water;
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• treating the sixth stream of water to further ozone and ultra violet light.

The method of treating wastewater for reclamation thereof comprising the steps of:

• filtering contaminated influent water to remove solid particles and to produce a first stream of water;
• adjusting the pH of the first stream of water while aerating same with air within a staging tank;
• skimming floc from the surface water of the tank while simultaneously draining water from the bottom of the staging tank to produce a second stream of water which as a result of the pH adjustment and aeration may include first further precipitates;
• filtering the second stream of water to remove any said first further precipitates and outputting a third stream of water;
• ozonating said third stream of water;
• filtering the ozonated stream of water to remove any said second further precipitates and outputting a fourth stream of water;
• ozonating and treating said fourth stream of water with ultra violet light;
• conducting the fourth stream of water through a magnetic field having a field intensity sufficient to cause alignment of ionic materials contained within the fourth stream, thereby producing a fifth stream of water;
• subjecting the fifth stream of water, after magnetically aligning same, to an electrical current from sacrificial electrodes to produce a sixth stream of water containing at least one of coagulants and flocculants;
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• filtering the sixth stream of water to produce a liquid output with at least one of coagulants and flocculants removed.

The method of treating contaminated water comprising the steps of:

• analyzing a sample of contaminated water to be treated to determine the type of impurities that are contained therein;
• separating solids from influent contaminated water and outputting the remaining liquor as a first stream;
• adjusting the pH of said first stream to induce precipitation of solids in the first stream of water;
• filtering the pH adjusted first stream of water to remove solid precipitates thereb yielding a second stream of water;
• ozonating said second stream of water to maintain a given level of ozone therein for a time sufficient to precipitate any contaminants so affected by ozonation of the pH adjusted stream of water before outputting a third stream of water;
• filtering said third stream of water to remove solids induced by the step of ozonating thereby yielding a fourth stream of water;
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• subjecting the fourth stream of water to a combination of ozone and ultra violet light for reducing contaminants therein.