DOSESLUDGEDRAINANTHRACITEFILTER SANDGRAVEL BEDUV 254nmCl₂EFFLUENTINFLOWCOAGULATIONAl₂(SO₄)₃ dosingFLOCCULATIONPaddle mixingSEDIMENTATIONLamella clarifierFILTRATIONDual-media bedDISINFECTIONUV + Cl₂EFFLUENTDischarge-readyCOMPLETE TREATMENT TRAIN — PURIFY SYSTEMS INC.

DRAWING NO. PFY-2026-001

● SYSTEM OPERATIONAL

ISO 14001 Certified
EPA 40 CFR Part 136

Water Engineered From the Ground Up.

Turbid industrial discharge → EPA-compliant effluent, every time.

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01

STAGE 01

Coagulation & Chemical Dosing

Al₂(SO₄)₃ / FeCl₃ arrays

Destabilizes colloidal particles via charge neutralization. Precision dosing arrays maintain ±0.2 mg/L setpoint regardless of influent turbidity swings from 5 to 2,000 NTU.

REMOVAL EFFICIENCY

92–97% turbidity reduction

TARGET CONTAMINANT

Suspended solids, colloidal clay, heavy metals (Pb, As, Cr)

COMPLIANCE STANDARD

EPA Surface Water Treatment Rule (SWTR) — Turbidity < 0.3 NTU at filter effluent

WATERSHED IMPACT

Prevents suspended solids from smothering benthic invertebrates in receiving streams — the first line of aquatic habitat defense.

02

STAGE 02

Flocculation

Polymer bridging + paddle mixing

Variable-speed paddle arrays create gentle orthokinetic collisions, growing micro-floc into 0.5–2mm settleable aggregates. G-value maintained at 20–80 s⁻¹ across load fluctuations.

REMOVAL EFFICIENCY

85–94% TSS removal pre-sedimentation

TARGET CONTAMINANT

Micro-floc, residual colloids, phosphorus-bound particles

COMPLIANCE STANDARD

NPDES Permit — Total Suspended Solids < 30 mg/L monthly average

WATERSHED IMPACT

Phosphorus removal at this stage prevents downstream eutrophication — the algal bloom cycle that depletes dissolved oxygen and kills fish populations.

03

STAGE 03

Lamella Sedimentation

Inclined plate clarifiers

High-rate lamella plates multiply effective settling area by 6–8×, achieving overflow rates of 8–12 m/h in a footprint 40% smaller than conventional basins. Sludge blanket depth monitored continuously via ultrasonic sensors.

REMOVAL EFFICIENCY

BOD₅ reduction 60–75% at this stage

TARGET CONTAMINANT

Settleable solids, biological oxygen demand (BOD), oil & grease

COMPLIANCE STANDARD

Clean Water Act § 402 — Effluent limitation guidelines for industrial categories

WATERSHED IMPACT

Concentrated sludge stream routed to dewatering, keeping biosolids out of waterways while recovering material for beneficial reuse.

04

STAGE 04

Dual-Media Filtration

Anthracite + filter sand beds

Anthracite layer (d₁₀ = 0.8mm) captures large floc; underlying sand layer (d₁₀ = 0.45mm) polishes to < 0.1 NTU. Automated backwash cycles triggered by headloss differential — no manual intervention required.

REMOVAL EFFICIENCY

3-log (99.9%) Giardia reduction

TARGET CONTAMINANT

Residual floc, Giardia cysts, Cryptosporidium oocysts, micro-plastics

COMPLIANCE STANDARD

EPA Long Term 2 Enhanced Surface Water Treatment Rule — Cryptosporidium log removal requirements

WATERSHED IMPACT

Physical removal of pathogens without chemical byproducts — protecting downstream drinking water intakes 40–200 miles from industrial discharge points.

05

STAGE 05

UV + Chemical Disinfection

UV 254nm + Cl₂ residual

Medium-pressure UV at 40 mJ/cm² delivers 4-log virus inactivation without forming chlorinated byproducts. Downstream chlorine residual (0.5–1.0 mg/L) maintains distribution system protection per USEPA CT guidance.

REMOVAL EFFICIENCY

4-log virus inactivation (99.99%)

TARGET CONTAMINANT

Viruses, bacteria, residual pathogens, emerging contaminants (PFAS precursors)

COMPLIANCE STANDARD

Stage 2 Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproducts Rule — TTHM < 80 μg/L, HAA5 < 60 μg/L

WATERSHED IMPACT

Zero chlorinated byproduct formation means no trihalomethanes entering the watershed — protecting endocrine systems of aquatic species sensitive to sub-μg/L concentrations.

FACILITY SPECIALIZATIONS

Every facility type. Every contaminant profile.

We don't adapt generic systems — we engineer from the specific permit limits, flow volumes, and discharge endpoints of your operation.

Municipal UtilitiesSWTR · LT2ESWTR · Stage 2 D/DBPR

EPA Compliance Before the Deadline

We design treatment trains for surface water and groundwater sources serving populations from 5,000 to 2M. Every system is engineered to the specific NPDES permit limits of your receiving water body.

Turbidity

< 0.1 NTU

Crypto log removal

3-log

TTHM

< 80 μg/L

Food & Beverage ProcessingCWA Effluent Guidelines 40 CFR Part 432

Zero FOG in Your Discharge Permit

Dissolved air flotation + biological treatment trains engineered for high-strength wastewater from dairy, meat processing, and beverage production.

BOD₅ removal

> 97%

FOG

< 15 mg/L

Mining & ExtractionState ZLD mandates · Hard-rock mining NPDES

Zero Liquid Discharge in Arid Basins

Membrane bioreactor → reverse osmosis → evaporator/crystallizer trains that recover 98%+ of process water in closed-loop systems — no discharge permit required.

Water recovery

98.5%

TDS removal

> 99.8%

Agricultural RunoffSection 303(d) Impaired Waters · TMDL limits

Nitrate & Phosphorus Below Detection

Biological nutrient removal systems sized for irrigation return flows and livestock operation runoff — preventing hypoxic dead zones in downstream estuaries.

Total nitrogen

< 3 mg/L

Total phosphorus

< 0.1 mg/L

MEASURED OUTCOMES

Systems built. Permits restored. Watersheds protected.

Cascade Valley Water District

Willamette Basin, OR

Municipal Utility

Legacy plant failing turbidity limits 38 days/year. EPA administrative order pending. 180,000 residents.

Lamella clarifier retrofit + dual-media filter replacement + UV system. 14-month design-build delivery.

MEASURED RESULTS

Turbidity compliance

365/365 days+100%

Filter run time

72 hrs avg+240%

Chemical spend

$340K/yr savings−28%
SWTR compliance restored

Redrock Copper Operations

Sonoran Basin, AZ

Mining — ZLD

State ZLD mandate with 18-month compliance window. 4.2 MGD process water. Selenium and arsenic at 40× permit limits.

MBR → RO → evaporator/crystallizer train. 98.7% water recovery. Brine crystallizer recovers copper sulfate byproduct.

MEASURED RESULTS

Water recovery

98.7%+98.7%

Se discharge

< 0.005 mg/L−99.6%

Permit status

ZLD achievedOn-time
Arizona ZLD mandate satisfied

Great Plains Protein Co.

Sioux Falls, SD

Food Processing

NPDES permit renewal denied. BOD at 6× limit. 2.1 MGD high-strength wastewater. 90-day corrective action deadline.

Dissolved air flotation + sequencing batch reactor + polishing filter. Designed for seasonal peak load variation.

MEASURED RESULTS

BOD₅ removal

98.2%+98.2%

NPDES permit

Renewed + expandedApproved

FOG discharge

8 mg/L avg−96%
CWA 40 CFR Part 432 compliant

BEGIN THE PROCESS

Request a Treatment Assessment

A licensed PE reviews your permit limits, flow data, and contaminant profile within 3 business days — no obligation, no sales call unless you request one.

No spam. No sales calls without consent. PE review within 3 business days.

SECONDARY PATH

Download Engineering Specifications

For engineers reviewing system specifications before vendor engagement. Includes P&IDs, hydraulic profiles, and equipment data sheets for all treatment stages.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

01

PE reviews your facility profile and permit limits within 3 business days

02

Preliminary treatment pathway delivered — no obligation

03

Site assessment scheduled if you choose to proceed

04

Conceptual design + OPEX/CAPEX estimate within 30 days

PE Licensed — All 50 StatesNSF/ANSI 61 CertifiedWEF Member FirmAWWA Standards