Neutralization system

Actini Group neutralization : efficiency & flexibility for effluent treatment

Actini Group designs neutralization systems to effectively regulate the pH of effluents. They treat wastewater from various sources, such as CIP discharges, wash water, or other acidic or basic effluents.With high-flow neutralization capacity and a compact design, these systems easily adapt to limited spaces while maintaining optimal performance.

Our solutions handle volumes ranging from 1,000 to 18,000 liters per day, providing flexibility for every facility.

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What is neutralization?

Neutralization is a chemical reaction in which an acid and a base react to form a salt and water, typically resulting in a pH close to 7.

In other words, it is the process that renders an acidic or basic medium neutral by balancing the H⁺ and OH⁻ ions present in the solution.

What is the purpose of neutralization?

Actini Group is actively committed to protecting the environment in its industrial activities. One of the measures implemented to achieve this goal is effluent neutralization, which reduces the impact of chemicals on wildlife and plant life.

By adjusting the pH of discharges to near neutrality, effluents become less corrosive and less toxic, limiting their potential to disrupt aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems.

This approach helps preserve biodiversity and ensures environmentally responsible waste treatment.

What is the difference between continuous neutralization and batch neutralization?

Continuous Neutralization

Continuous neutralization is designed to meet the needs of steady and regular effluent flows.

  • Continuous flow treatment: Effluent is neutralized continuously as it is conveyed.

  • Automatic: Real-time adjustment based on pH.

  • Buffer tank with continuous mixing: Smooths out variations.

  • Instant or very fast: Suitable for high flow rates.

  • Ideal for large volumes and constant flows: Provides precise pH control.

  • Applications: Industrial plants, high-capacity treatment stations, continuous effluents.

Batch Neutralization

This solution is ideal for efficiently handling intermittent or batch treatments.

  • Batch treatment: A volume of effluent is collected, neutralized, and then discharged.

  • Automatic or manual: Dosage calculated for each batch.

  • Agitated tank: Ensures homogeneity and proper acid/base contact.

  • Duration: Depends on batch volume, typically 20–60 minutes.

  • Simple to implement: Suitable for small or intermittent volumes.

  • Applications: Small industrial units, laboratories, occasional effluents.

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