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Reuse water.
Recover Resources & Energy.

We engineer water reuse and recovery solutions that reduce freshwater demand and discharge while recovering valuable resources and energy.

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FROM WASTEWATER TO RESOURCE

Wastewater is not just a waste stream. We assess where water can be reused and where resources or energy can be recovered, then engineer and implement the right solution.

Where Industrial Water Reuse Creates Value

We engineer reuse and recovery solutions around water quality, application risk, treatment performance and economic feasibility. We don’t assume every stream should be reused; we identify where reuse creates measurable value.

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Water Reuse

Treated water is reused for cleaning, cooling, utilities and production, reducing freshwater demand and discharge.

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Resource Recovery

Valuable materials, chemicals and nutrients are recovered from wastewater and treatment residuals for reuse or valorisation.

Water Treatment Facility

Energy & Biogas Recovery

Organic matter and sludge are converted into biogas for heat and power generation, turning waste into useful energy.

 

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Alternative Water Sources

Rainwater, surface water and groundwater are matched to suitable uses to reduce dependence on mains water.

Water Treatment Facility

Water Cascading

Water from one process is reused in another with lower quality requirements, often with little or no additional treatment.

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Heat Recovery

Heat is recovered from warm water and wastewater streams and reused elsewhere on site, reducing energy demand.

Possible routes include

Ultrafiltration · Nanofiltration · Reverse osmosis · UV disinfection · Activated carbon · Advanced oxidation · Ion exchange · Biological treatment · Anaerobic digestion · Heat exchangers · Sludge management · Combined heat and power

We Engineer around your Process from Reuse Potential to Operation

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Potential Analysis

We analyse water quality, volumes, variability and existing treatment performance.

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Match Streams

We match suitable streams with realistic reuse or recovery applications.

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Engineer Solutions

We define the required treatment level for the intended application.

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Test & Validate

We assess feasibility, water quality, monitoring needs and economic viability.

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Implement on Site

We manage installation, integration, and commissioning on-site.

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Operate & Optimize

We operate, monitor and optimise your treatment system for reliable day-to-day performance.

Proven Water Reuse Outcomes in Industrial Operations

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Water Reuse in Antarctica
 

Revalio engineered a robust, automated system for the Princess Elisabeth Antarctica station, treating black and grey water and enabling non-drinking water reuse in one of the world’s most demanding environments.

40% water reuse for non-drinking purposes


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Canal Water Recovery at Advachem

Revalio validated canal water as an alternative source for industrial use and defined a pre-treatment route upstream of existing UF/RO units, including monitoring, sizing and technical specifications.
Reduced dependence on mains water

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Industrial Water Plant

Energy & Biogas Recovery

Revalio helps assess whether treated wastewater, rainwater, surface water or recovered process water can reduce freshwater intake, discharge volumes or resource losses at your site.

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Why work with Revalio

Independent

We're not a technology vendor. We choose equipment and treatment technology based on fit and performance.

Practical

​We design solutions around your site, processes and operations.

ROI-Driven

CAPEX, OPEX and operational risk are compared before investment.

End-to-end 

We assist you from assessment and design to commissioning and ongoing optimisation.

DISCOVER YOUR WATER REUSE POTENTIAL

Share your water challenge with our engineers. We’ll identify where water can be reused, what resources or energy can be recovered, and where the business case makes sense.

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