Sectors / Textiles manufacturing
Textiles manufacturing
Dyehouse water reuse
Salt out to your target. Colour too, if you need it.
The problem
Dyehouse wastewater carries a high and variable salt load from dyeing and finishing, plus colour and auxiliaries such as urea and bleach. Salt affects shade consistency and dye uptake, so the water cannot simply go back into the process.
Benefits
- 95%+ of water returned clean and ready to reuse
- Salt always removed to the conductivity your process needs
- Colour reduced alongside salt where your reuse target requires it
- Bleach, urea and other auxiliaries assessed case by case
- Every litre reused is a litre you don't draw in or discharge, a direct step towards zero liquid discharge
Application
Treats spent dyebath and rinse water after a dedicated pre-treatment step, returning clean water to the dyehouse. The small residual stream can be discharged, processed further or reused, depending on what is in it and the routes open to your site.
Where it sits in the dyehouse
Danu Water product
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Shown as a standalone job for clarity. Where and how much water is taken and returned is designed around each site, and one unit may do several jobs. Powered by Danu Water's adaptive electromembrane separation.
Could Dyehouse water reuse work on your site?
Tell us about your water and we will design around your process.