Elateq

Case Studies

Our dedicated team strives to revolutionize water treatment through innovation and sustainable solutions.

Application Briefs:
Town of Amherst

Town of Amherst and Elateq

Full-scale system (40,000 GPD) – Sale

Objective – Drainage cleanup reducing >100 ppm iron to <1 ppm

Objective Status – Post-install monitoring

Status – Operating


Elateq System Benefits Detail

  • Enclosed System (mostly hidden, noise-free)
  • Elateq Energy Savings:
  • 70% less use compared to the alternative (Pump & Treat): 40,000 GPD in a shallow well (6 ft) equals 16 kWh/day 
  • Solar system producing excess power
  • Approx. 4.5 kWh/day for 40,000 GPD system 

Application Briefs: Pepsi

Pilot-scale system (2,500 GPD) – Sale

Objective – Wastewater treatment for potable reuse

Objective Status – Meeting Target Values

Status – Operating

Location: PepsiCo, Kolkata, India 

System max capacity: 2500 GPD 

Pilot duration: 12-15 months 

Start date: April 2024



Application Briefs:
Dairy Farm

Pilot-scale system (600 GPD) – Demo (performed through Digested Organics)

Objective – Wastewater treatment reducing COD from 130 mg/L to <50 mg/L

Objective Status – Meeting the Target Values

Status – Completed

$2M Projected service life savings 

(100K gallons per day/medium scale).




Application Briefs:
Municipal WWT

Municipal installation

Pilot-scale system (up to 3,000 GPD) – Demo

Objective – Disinfection, min. 25% N removal 

Objective Status – Meeting the Target Values

Status – Completed

Elateq System Benefits Detail:

Elateq vs Advanced Aeration for Nutrients Removal at Municipal Scale – Target Contaminant Removal

 

Over the service life, Elateq can save $820k.

Using an example of South Hadley WWTP (2.66M GPD), Elateq technology can be used to achieve the requirements for nitrogen (nutrient) load reduction by 25% as required by permitting limits by 2023. Compared to retrofitted advanced aeration as an alternative, CAPEX using Elateq’s technology decreases by 10%, while overall OPEX decreases by 40%, including the electrical costs that decrease up to 85%. However, solely retrofitting advanced aeration will require a disinfection step (addition of sodium hypochlorite), for which WWTP in this case study would use up to US$400k over 20 years. In summary, savings by Elateq technology versus upgrades by retrofitted advanced aeration are: 10% on CAPEX, 40% in OPEX, 85% on energy use, and 50% of total savings over 20 years period, Including savings on disinfection.