Portable Containerized Electrocoagulation System¶
Coagulation & Advanced Treatment • Est. CapEx: $16,500 USD • Lifespan: 7–15 Years
Technical Overview¶
Compact, mobile electrocoagulation units housed in shipping containers or skid-mounted frames for rapid deployment at remote mining sites, disaster relief operations, and temporary construction camps. They offer on-demand, modular wastewater treatment without permanent civil infrastructure.
Key Specifications & Engineering Parameters¶
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Category | Coagulation & Advanced Treatment |
| Capital Cost (CapEx) | $16,500 USD |
| Power / Energy | Electric / Motorized |
| Target Scale | Community Scale |
| Standard Lifespan | 7–15 Years |
| Technology Maturity | Commercially Available |
| Primary Mechanism | Standard electrocoagulation chemistry is packaged into a transportable format where sacrificial iron or aluminum electrodes receive DC current to generate coagulant flocs in situ. Automated PLCs and app-based monitoring manage the process, while integrated flotation or settling chambers separate the flocs from treated water. |
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