Samsco Water Evaporator II Case Studies.

Pipeline Compressor Station Evaporates Storm Water

A common problem for many natural gas compressor stations is accumulation of standing wastewater. At one facility (in Tennessee), where average annual rainfall was approximately 50 inches, storm water run-off, and ground water seepage caused standing water to accumulate in the basement of the compressor station. MORE »

Precision Machine Shop Eliminates Sewer Discharge

When TEC, Inc. planned to move to a new facility, they learned that the POTW in the new location would require periodic monitoring of the wastewater discharge. TEC wanted to find a solution that would eliminate the cost of monitoring, the inconvenience of periodic POTW inspections and the risk of being out-of-compliance with allowable discharge limits. MORE »

Company Eliminates Sewer Discharge and Saves Thousands Per Year in Powder Coating Wastewater Disposal

During the safety cabinet manufacturing process, fabricated parts go through a three-stage washer which includes a phosphating pretreatment process to prepare the metal for powder coating or electrostatic painting. This process was generating about 300 gallons per day of wastewater, containing phosphatizing solution and cleaners. MORE »

Ravenna aluminum foundry eliminates expensive hauling costs with Water Evaporator

During the manufacturing process, wastewater is generated from parts washing, floor scrubbing and spent coolant. The annual volume of wastewater had grown over the years to about 80,000 gallons. MORE »

Even small service centers can benefit from waste management

Samsco helped Crown determine the appropriate evaporator unit, as well as defined the expected reduction in volume and cycle run-time, by performing pilot studies on samples of the actual forklift wash water waste. A Samsco Series 500 Evaporator was indentified as providing the best solution. MORE »

Largest material handling company in New England simplifies its washwater disposal by eliminating sewer discharge.

Hyster New England’s newest facility in North Billerica, MA was looking for the most efficient way to handle the wastewater from their wash bays. Discharge to the local municipal sewer was not an option, since they were unable to obtain a permit to discharge the water containing oil and grease. MORE »