Closing the Loop: How Automated Plants Turn Wastewater into Process Water
The article argues that water is the utility most automation projects overlook: even plants that have instrumented every conveyor, robot cell and packaging line often send rinse water, cooling tower blowdown and process effluent to drain, then buy fresh water. Industrial water reuse changes this, with treated effluent returning as cooling tower makeup and washdown water.
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Closing the Loop: How Automated Plants Turn Wastewater into Process Water
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