Our Approach
Better water outcomes start with understanding the whole system.
Solari Water and Energy approaches each project by first understanding the water source, how the water is used and the operational requirements around it. From there, we bring together practical engineering, appropriate treatment technologies and supporting infrastructure to develop a system around the needs of the application.
Understand the Water.
Design the Solution.
Every project starts with the water itself. Its source, quality, flow requirements and intended use all influence what treatment approach will be appropriate. Existing infrastructure and the practical conditions of the site also need to be considered before technologies are selected.
Solari Water and Energy looks at these factors together rather than starting with a predetermined piece of equipment. This allows the treatment pathway to be developed around the actual requirements of the application.
Start With the Requirement
The first step is understanding what the water needs to achieve and what is preventing it from doing that effectively. This provides the basis for identifying the treatment stages that are relevant to the project.
Build the System Around the Site
Filtration, oxygenation, aeration and other approved treatment technologies can then be selected and combined where required, with supporting infrastructure considered as part of the overall system.
Precision Production Water
Water is not simply a utility. In many production systems, it is an input that can directly influence how the wider operation performs. Precision Production Water (PPW) is Solari Water and Energy’s approach to treating water as a managed production input. It provides a framework for understanding what the water needs to achieve, identifying the factors affecting it, and developing a treatment pathway around the requirements of the operation.
Rather than representing a single product or piece of equipment, PPW brings together the appropriate treatment stages as part of an integrated system. Depending on the water and application, that may involve filtration, aeration, nanobubbles and gas transfer, conditioning, monitoring or control.
Assess
Understand the source water, intended use and operating requirements to establish what the treatment system needs to achieve.
Treat
Select the treatment stages needed to address identified water quality issues and achieve the required treatment outcome.
Integrate
Combine treatment stages so each performs a defined role and works effectively within the overall water system.
Manage
Use measurement and control where required to support ongoing water management and maintain the desired operating conditions.
From Water Challenge to Working System
Solari’s approach continues from understanding the water through to developing a practical treatment system.
Each stage considers the site, the treatment requirements and how individual components need to work together within the wider operation.
Practical Engineering
Solutions developed around the operational requirements of the site rather than an off-the-shelf package.
Integrated Systems
Treatment stages and supporting infrastructure brought together so the system works as a whole.
Proven Technologies
Established treatment technologies selected for the role they need to perform within the system.
Long-Term Partnership
Support continues from system design and installation through to ongoing optimisation.
Whole-System Thinking
Water treatment works best when it is considered as part of the wider operation. The treatment process needs to account for how water enters the site, how it moves through existing infrastructure and what is required at the point of use.
Solari Water and Energy brings these elements together so individual treatment stages form part of a practical, integrated water system rather than operating as isolated components.
Treatment in Context
Filtration, aeration, nanobubbles, conditioning and other approved treatment methods can be combined where required, with each stage performing a defined role within the overall system. The treatment pathway can then be configured around the water source, operating requirements and intended use rather than relying on a standard equipment package.
Supporting the Water System
Where required, supporting infrastructure can also be considered as part of the project, including energy systems that support water treatment, pumping and reliable operation. This allows the wider water system to be considered alongside the treatment process, particularly where site conditions or power availability influence how the system needs to operate.
Start With Your Water
Every effective water treatment system starts with understanding the water, the application and what the operation needs to achieve.
Talk to Solari Water and Energy about the requirements of your site and the treatment approach that may be appropriate.