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Industrial water audit: prepare a useful plant water balance
The data to gather, streams to separate and deliverables to request to turn site readings into decisions.
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Understand a balance, prepare an audit and assess a treatment solution. Guides for site managers, utilities teams and maintenance.

Audit and training
On-site audit
A review of consumption, uses, quality and discharges. You receive the findings, missing measurements and a prioritised action plan.
Scope an auditOn-site training
A programme adapted to your plant: operation, checks, CIP, alarms, routine maintenance and problem solving.
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The data to gather, streams to separate and deliverables to request to turn site readings into decisions.
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· Food production & CIP
Volumes per phase, actual sequences and quality validation: what to examine before changing a cleaning-in-place cycle.
· Reuse & processes
Connect an available stream to an actual use, then review quality, volumes, storage, treatment and operation before sizing equipment.
· Water & energy
The purchase price per cubic metre does not describe the cost of water pumped, treated, heated and discharged. A method to prepare the comparison.
· Plant audit
Falling flow, unstable quality, repeated alarms or rising maintenance costs: the scope and deliverables of an on-site technical audit.
· Operator training
A programme built around the site installation: operation, checks, CIP, alarms, routine maintenance and problem solving.
· Reverse osmosis
Permeate flow, conductivity, pressures, temperature and cleaning: the data to connect before attributing drift to the membranes.
· Industrial discharges
Map effluents, document their variability and prepare discussions with the authority before changing treatment or discharge conditions.
· Industrial cooling
Measure make-up and blowdown, track conductivity and check losses before changing cycles of concentration.
Water Assessment · Industrial water audit
Your bill gives a total volume. It does not show which line consumes water, what goes to discharge or which streams could be recovered. The Water Assessment connects volumes, quality and costs to the uses in your plant.
We review the installation with your teams: water production, processes, cleaning in place, utilities and discharges. The report separates operating improvements, projects to assess and measurements still needed.
Request a Water AssessmentA map of flows, uses and metering points to complete.
Actions ranked against losses, risks and production constraints.
Treatment or reuse scenarios with explicit cost and savings assumptions.