The hazardous metal selenium occurs at significant concentrations in fossil fuels, plant life, sulfur deposits and the sulfide minerals of copper and molybdenum. Selenium contaminates industrial wastewater streams, especially those associated with copper refining, coal mine drainage, coal burning power generation and petroleum refining. Stringent regulations limit the discharge of selenium into public waterways. Sorbster-Se, an alumina-based adsorption granule, is uniquely capable of removing selenium in water streams because of the attraction of selenium to sulfur sites within the media. We have provided several case studies to that effect:
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Send Us Your WaterAs a precursor to pilot-scale field work or long-term treatment solutions, MAR Systems offers an initial treatability study to find the best media solution for your water. To find out more, click here. |
MAR Systems in the News View the MAR Systems' whitepaper presented at WEFTEC 2012. Removal of Selenium in Refinery Effluent with Absorbtion Media |
MAR Systems' Case StudySorbster™ Removes Selenium From Coal Mine Tailings Ponds and Process Waters |
Contaminant HighlightMAR Systems has installed its first Cyanide Pilot system. For more information, click here. |
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