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| HydroRecyClean power wash system  ECO Cleaning Systems, manufacturer of environmentally responsible surface cleaning products, announced the immediate availability of its newest technology, the HydroRecyClean power wash system. This new innovation is the only fully automatic and integrated system to recover wastewater, filter it on site for reuse, and convert recovered contaminants into non-leachable materials that can often be disposed of in general landfills. "The HydroRecyClean system is the surface cleaning industry's first closed-loop water recovery and recycle system," said ECO Cleaning Systems Owner Sharlyn Trantham. "We're thrilled to be bringing to market this hassle-free solution to Clean Water Act compliance." The heart of the HydroRecyClean system is its patented six step filtration process that reduces recovered wastewater contaminants, in most cases, to EPA acceptable disposal waste. The system is unique in that wastewater recovery and filtration occur simultaneously, while the system cleans surfaces. The HyrdoRecyClean system recovers up to 10 gallons a minute through a proprietary filtration process, cleaning recovered wastewater down to one micron. Contaminants extracted from the water stream include hydrocarbons, oils, grease, cleaning chemicals, asbestos, and heavy metals such as those found in lead paint chips. "The HydroRecyClean filtration process is the only surface cleaning system available today that offers operators the ability to safely dispose of most of their recovered contaminants without paying HAZMat disposal fees," said ECO Cleaning Systems Founder and President Brent Kaiser. "Additionally, the system is the only one to provide filtered water for reuse on site, easing water resource concerns, especially for operators in drought prone areas." The Federal Clean Water Act prohibits contaminated surface cleaning wastewater from entering sewage and storm drains, making the HydroRecyClean system a perfect solution for a variety of industries engaged in the clean up of hydrocarbons, heavy metals and other hazmat chemicals. Such industries include airports, military bases, theme parks, big box retailers, marinas, and parking structures, to name a few. write your comments about the article :: © 2009 Construction News :: home page |