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Optimise water treatment with fit-for-purpose pumps – Join Verder Pumps SA’s Free Lunch & Learn

UNTREATED wastewater significantly worsens global water scarcity, with around 80% released untreated, and just 8% treated in low-income countries. This leads to contamination, disease, declining biodiversity, and toxic algae blooms. However, effective wastewater treatment is achievable. Investing in innovative and fit-for-purpose pump solutions is essential for ensuring water security, driving sustainability, and supporting socioeconomic progress, while safeguarding our health and vital resources.

Understanding the role of pumps in water treatment

Water treatment is a complex, multi-stage process that requires precision and efficiency at every step. From the removal of debris in preliminary treatment to the final effluent discharge, each stage depends on carefully selected technologies to ensure optimal operation. One of the key components driving efficiency across these stages is the strategic use of fit-for-purpose pumping solutions.

Addressing water treatment challenges

One of the biggest hurdles in water treatment is maintaining efficiency while reducing operational costs and downtime. Pump technology has advanced significantly, offering solutions that improve reliability and energy efficiency. Choosing the right pump type can optimise sludge handling, chemical dosing, and final effluent discharge.

Additionally, tertiary treatment and advanced sludge processing demand precision in pump selection to prevent clogging, optimise flow rates, and enhance overall sustainability. With proper pump integration, water treatment plants not only meet regulatory standards but also maximise performance.

Lunch and Learn: Explore solutions for optimising water treatment with Verder Pumps South Africa

Verder Pumps South Africa will be hosting a free-to-attend industry learning session that will dive deep into the challenges faced in water treatment applications, as well as offer expert insights into pump technology selection criteria, operational improvements, and real-world applications that have transformed water treatment facilities.

Whether you’re looking to refine sludge handling, optimise aeration, or improve chemical dosing, this event will provide practical solutions tailored to industry needs.

If you’re involved in wastewater management or potable water processing, this event is a must-attend. Learn how fit-for-purpose pumping solutions can enable progress within your operations and ensure long-term sustainability.

The information session will be followed by lunch and networking.

Please note the below event details to secure your spot and be part of the conversation shaping the future of water treatment.

Date: Thursday, 26 June
Time: Arrival 09h30 for 10h00
Venue: One & Only Hotel, Cape Town
Address: Dock Rd, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town, 8001
Format: Discussion/presentation (approximately 2 hours)
Lunch: Lunch and socialising between 12h00 and 15h00
Cost: Free to attend
Register: Email us at info@verder.co.za for more information and to register to attend.

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