Katz Water Technologies utilizes a distilling desalination system that recycles waste heat from industrial processes to produce clean water, eliminating the need for electricity generation. This technology addresses the growing demand for reliable freshwater sources while reducing operational costs associated with wastewater disposal and ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Industrial processes often generate waste heat and wastewater, creating environmental and economic challenges for companies. Traditional wastewater disposal methods can be costly and may not comply with increasingly stringent environmental regulations. The need for reliable freshwater sources is growing, while conventional desalination methods can be energy-intensive.
Solution
Katz Water Technologies (KWT) offers a distilling desalination system that recycles waste heat from industrial processes to produce clean water, reducing or eliminating the need for electricity. The technology reduces the costs associated with wastewater disposal and helps companies comply with environmental regulations related to water disposal and gas flaring. By capturing and reusing waste heat or renewable thermal energy, the system provides a sustainable and cost-effective solution for freshwater production. The compact design reduces capital expenditures compared to traditional desalination plants.
Target Audience
The primary customers are industrial companies that generate waste heat and wastewater, particularly those in the energy, chemical, and manufacturing sectors, as well as organizations seeking alternative water sources.
Features
- Distilling desalination system powered by waste heat or renewable thermal energy
- Modular and compact design for simplified deployment
- Reduces or eliminates wastewater disposal volume
- Complies with EPA regulations regarding gas flaring and seismicity
- Integration with existing industrial processes for waste heat recovery