We understand the importance of filtration in the chemical industry and can provide filter systems for specific chemicals to ensure effective processing.

Chemical and Petrochemical Solutions We Offer

• Finished products such as biocides, bulk chemicals, and bulk solvents
• Removal of bulk contaminants, impurities, and suspended solids

• Clarification of chemicals
• Removal of finer suspended solids
• Fine packaged chemicals for laboratories

It’s important to choose the right filtration solution for your needs. For example, for biocides, bulk chemicals, and bulk solvents, require EBPP-10-1 and EBPP-1-1 filters, while our nylon mesh and polypropylene bag filters are ideal for bulk chemical processing. For fine suspended solid removal from biocides, PPP-1-40EHS and PPP-0.45EHS filters are essential.

We’ve worked in the chemical industry for over 40 years, so we have the knowledge and expertise to suit most applications. Whether you want to remove bulk particulates from raw materials or ensure your product is contaminant-free through final product filtration, we can help.

Take the Next Steps

If you’re ready to take the next steps towards optimising your chemical and petrochemical filtration process, get in touch with us now. We can help you select the right filtration system for your specific needs to ensure efficiency and compliance. Contact us today to discuss your requirements, request a quote, or get more information about our solutions.

The Role of Water in the Chemical and Petrochemical Industry

Water is indispensable across almost every stage of chemical and petrochemical operations. Its role spans a wide range of processes, including:

• Serving as a coolant to regulate process temperatures
• Providing heat and steam to power equipment
• Acting as a versatile solvent in reactions and formulations

Advantages of Chemical Filtration Systems

Chemical water filtration offers a range of benefits for businesses, including:

• Protects equipment – chemical water treatments remove particulates, corrosive compounds, and scale-forming contaminants that can damage equipment.
• Improves product quality – pure water ensures the chemical specifications are maintained, which reduces the risk of contamination.
• Supports compliance and safety – chemical filtration systems help meet strict regulations by reducing harmful discharges, which protects both operators and the environment.
• Sustainability – filtered water enables the recycling of treated water back into the process, which cuts down on the need for fresh water.

Chemical Water Treatment Applications

Water is used in many applications across the chemical and petrochemical industry. Filtration ensures that the water used during production is free from impurities and contaminants. This clean water improves the quality, safety, and efficiency of the products.

During chemical and petrochemical production, solids and other contaminants can affect the consistency and purity of the finished product. Chemical filtration removes these impurities so that the chemical meets the required specifications.

Chemical and petrochemical facilities generate wastewater containing oils, organics and other contaminants. Filtration helps companies comply with regulations to enable the treated water to be safely reused.

Oil absorption is an essential tool where filtration is of high importance. Specialised oil-absorbing filters remove oils, preventing blockages and protecting membranes.

Impurities such as bulk and smaller particles in raw materials can compromise the process efficiency and product quality. A multi-step filtration solution is recommended to ensure particles and undissolved solids are removed before entering the production process.

Dilution involves the production of pure water to mix with, reduce in strength, and dilute the chemical products that are being manufactured. The removal of impurities in the water used prevents unexpected reactions and improves consistency and safety in chemicals.

The clarification stage is performed later in the manufacturing process before preparation of the final product. This is the stage where fine particles are removed to produce clear liquids and ensure product quality and clarity.

As the most crucial part of the manufacturing process, the quality of the final product depends on the filtration employed here. It captures any residual particles or contaminants and ensures the end product is clean, consistent, and compliant.

Boilers require extremely clean water in order to prevent scaling, corrosion, and deposits that reduce efficiency. Treating water prior to the industrial boiler feed can save time and money within the entire process.