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Award-Winning Water Recycling Technologies Water is too precious of a resource to use just once. With advances in technology, recycled water has become a vital resource for non-drinking purposes and provides a sustainable water source that is reliable, economically feasible and an environmentally sensitive means to maximizing water resources. Concurrent Technologies Corporation’s (CTC’s) water recycling technologies purify and treat wastewater to potable standards so that it can be safely recycled and reused, addressing pressing water needs in multiple markets, including: Federal Government Local Government Industrial Commercial Mining Hospitality Multi-Family Residence Higher Education Oil & Gas Manufacturing Contingency Operations Disaster Relief CTC Offers: Customized engineered solutions using innovative water processing technologies to meet our clients’ needs Scalable, modular, portable systems that are energy efficient and low maintenance Significant cost savings—achieved through reduced water, energy and sewage fees Social and environmental benefits, especially in water scarce regions and disaster relief operations across the U.S. and abroad Full, turnkey services including design, construction, installation, O&M and financing Technologies to promote achievement of Net-Zero Water goals and mandates CTC’s quality management system is certified to the ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D:2016; CTC’s environmental management system is certified to 14001:2015. Originally developed for the Department of Defense, Concurrent Technologies Corporation’s (CTC’s) Alternative Water treatment technology is designed to significantly reduce water usage by efficiently processing and recycling 90% of greywater generated by large commercial, governmental or institutional users. This innovative system exceeded the stringent quality standards of more than 3,000 senior business executives and academics from across the nation and won the internationally renowned 2016 Silver Edison Award. Energy and Environment Award-Winning Water Recycling Technologies

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Page 1: New Award-Winning Water Recycling Technologies · 2018. 2. 22. · Award-Winning Water Recycling Technologies Water is too precious of a resource to use just once. With advances in

Award-Winning Water Recycling Technologies

Water is too precious of a resource to use just once. With advances in technology, recycled water has become a vital resource for non-drinking purposes and provides a sustainable water source that is reliable, economically feasible and an environmentally sensitive means to maximizing water resources. Concurrent Technologies Corporation’s (CTC’s) water recycling technologies purify and treat wastewater to potable standards so that it can be safely recycled and reused, addressing pressing water needs in multiple markets, including:

Federal Government • Local Government • Industrial • Commercial • Mining • Hospitality • Multi-Family Residence • Higher Education • Oil & Gas

• Manufacturing • Contingency Operations • Disaster Relief

CTC Offers:• Customized engineered solutions using innovative water processing

technologies to meet our clients’ needs • Scalable, modular, portable systems that are energy efficient and low

maintenance• Significant cost savings—achieved through reduced water, energy and sewage

fees• Social and environmental benefits, especially in water scarce regions and

disaster relief operations across the U.S. and abroad• Full, turnkey services including design, construction, installation, O&M and

financing• Technologies to promote achievement of Net-Zero Water goals and mandates

CTC’s quality management system is certified to the ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D:2016; CTC’s environmental management system is certified to 14001:2015.

Originally developed for the Department of Defense, Concurrent Technologies Corporation’s (CTC’s) Alternative Water treatment technology is designed to significantly reduce water usage by efficiently processing and recycling 90% of greywater generated by large commercial, governmental or institutional users. This innovative system exceeded the stringent quality standards of more than 3,000 senior business executives and academics from across the nation and won the internationally renowned 2016 Silver Edison Award.

Energy and Environment

Award-Winning Water Recycling Technologies

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Innovative Water Technologies from CTC

Water Recycling Technologies

ContactJeff Grabarek, Senior Director, Energy & Environment, 916.800.5600, [email protected]

www.ctc.com/Public/Solutions/TechAndInnovation/Water-Recycling.aspx

© 2018. Concurrent Technologies Corporation. All Rights Reserved.

Magnesium-Powered Water Purification System (MPWPS)

Water Evaluation Test (WET) System

System for Laundry and Shower Recycle/Reuse

(SYLAS-R2)

Small Unit Water Purification (SUWP)

System

Processes and recycles over 90 percent of greywaterCTC’s award-winning SYLAS-R2® makes a significant impact on water usage by efficiently processing and recycling 90 percent of greywater generated by large commercial, governmental or institutional users. SYLAS-R2 was originally developed to solve a real-world problem for the Department of Defense (DoD)—namely, reducing water resupply needs at forward operating bases.

Produces up to four times the amount of water per unit weight than any other advanced Li-ion battery technologyWith no dependence on fossil fuels, our easily transportable MPWPS is based on a successful project we completed to meet a DoD challenge for a water purification system that utilizes alternative energy sources other than fossil fuel, solar or wind. CTC engineers designed a system to meet a 10-day mission for up to 40 dismounted soldiers. While other energy technologies are used to power reverse osmosis desalination, CTC’s MPWPS produces four times the amount of water per unit weight than other rechargeable battery technologies.

Optimizing water technologies with our in-house water evaluation test cell infrastructure delivers the right water for the right useAt CTC, we leverage research, development, test and evaluation work to provide transformative, full lifecycle solutions. We offer the complete ability to fully design, develop, test, prototype, and build customized solutions in support of our clients’ core mission objectives. CTC’s WET system enables us to optimize water technologies for our clients’ unique needs. CTC’s ability to optimize systems before they’re delivered saves our clients time and money while ensuring performance.

Provides up to 100 gallons per hour of ultra-filtered water and up to 10 gallons per hour of drinking waterCTC developed a portable SUWP System to produce up to 100 gallons per hour of ultra-filtered water and up to 10 gallons per hour of drinking water. This feature allows for an energy efficient, configurable solution to meet the specific water need and utilize the available energy source. For drinking water, reverse osmosis processes fresh or brackish water and can be configured for saltwater desalination.

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Delivering a Safe, Reliable, and Sustainable Water SupplyThe need for pure water is one of the world’s most enduring problems. An estimated 884 million people, or 13% of the world’s population, do not have access to clean drinking water, and 2.5 billion do not have adequate sanitation. By recycling greywater, millions of gallons per day can be beneficially reused for direct potable applications such as laundry, urban, municipal, industrial and advanced treatment operations.

Recycled water (greywater) is all wastewater from effluent streams without fecal contamination. Greywater reuse provides substantial benefits for both the water supply subsystem by reducing the demand for fresh water, as well as the wastewater subsystems by reducing the amount of wastewater required to be conveyed and treated.