Sewage Treatment Plants

Sewage treatment plans are often subdued to corrosion on reinforced concrete and transporting tubes or filtering equipment. This can easily be prevented with the right corrosion prevention methods.

Wastewater treatment plants are particularly vulnerable to corrosion due to the harsh conditions they operate under. Moisture, aggressive chemicals, and biological substances in wastewater create an environment that can rapidly break down metallic components. This affects piping systems, tanks, pumps, and other equipment critical for the plant's efficient operation.

If corrosion is not managed in time, it can lead to severe consequences such as cracked pipes, leaks, and significant downtime. The result is not only expensive repairs but also a risk of environmental contamination and degraded water quality. This can impact both operating costs and the plant's capacity to treat wastewater safely and effectively.

To ensure long-term functionality and minimize the risk of serious damage, wastewater treatment plants must proactively address and manage corrosion. By using modern protection solutions and regular maintenance programs, the risk of costly repairs can be minimized, while also extending the lifespan of the plant's infrastructure.

Our experts develops comprehensive solutions based on your specific issues and environmental conditions. All designs are customized to ensure optimal performance and compliance with your requirements.

We provide training for all parts of the water and wastewater networks. Whether it’s practical sessions on coating or sacrificial anodes, or more theoretical training on topics such as corrosion damage.

Buried pipelines are among the most vulnerable structures to corrosion. With over 35 years of experience, we specialize in protecting these systems.

We are one of Scandinavia's leading suppliers of cathodic protection since 1989. Our headquarters are located in Ramlösa, Helsingborg, in southern Sweden.