WATCH: Answering Your Questions
CleanaWater answers some of your most asked questions in this informative video. ...
Read moreTop 3 Industries That Benefit from Portable Wash Bays
Portable wash bays have revolutionised cleaning processes across various industries, offering flexibility, efficiency, and compliance with environmental standards. In this article, we explore the top ...
Read moreCleanaWater at Car Wash Show Australia 2024
CleanaWater is thrilled to be a part of the highly anticipated the Car Wash Show Australia 2024 at ICC Sydney, 13 - 15 August ...
Read moreThe Green Impact: Benefits of Oil Water Separators in Industrial Operations
An oil-water separator is a device used in wastewater treatment, designed to effectively remove oils and hydrocarbons from water. ...
Read moreDon't Get Soaked with Fines, CleanaWater's Guide to pH Control Systems
CleanaWater's automated pH control systems ensure wastewater meets regulations and protects the environment. These user-friendly systems offer features like multi-parameter analysis and remote monitor ...
Read moreWhat Oil Water Separator is Right for You?
We are pleased to announce the launch of our innovative Oil Water Separator Calculator, designed to empower businesses of all sizes to achieve optimal oil-water separation solutions. ...
Read moreWATCH: Modular wash bays
This 1-minute video showcases the sleek design and efficient functionality of our modular wash bay solution. ...
Read moreModular wash bays: clean, green, and flexible
Discover the benefits of CleanaWater's Modular Wash Bay, an environmentally friendly solution for efficient vehicle cleaning and maintenance. Explore its robust construction, compliance with environme ...
Read moreWhat Is an oil water separator and how does it work?
An oil-water separator is a device used in wastewater treatment, designed to effectively remove oils and hydrocarbons from water. ...
Read moreThe different oil water separator types
Explore varied oil-water separators and our solutions for efficient separation in various industries, including mining, manufacturing and transport. ...
Read moreOil water separator regulations and requirements
Learn how oil water separators separate oil content while meeting strict environmental regulations in our comprehensive guide. ...
Read moreWhich method is used to separate oil and water?
From the oil and gas industry to transport, marine, mining and more, discover the best methods to separate oil and water emulsion effectively. ...
Read moreWhat is the function of an oil separator?
Discover the pivotal role of oil separators and how they separate oil and water, ensuring compliance, protection, and efficiency. ...
Read moreHow to separate oil and water
Explore efficient oil-water separation methods for industrial applications. Optimise your processes today with advanced techniques. ...
Read moreHow does an oil water separator work?
Learn the intricate mechanics of oil separators and their vital role in various industries. Explore our solutions for optimal oil-water separation. ...
Read moreVapourGard: Your ultimate odour control solution
Control odours effectively and safely with CleanaWater's VapourGard system. Ideal for industries such as mining, landfill operations, recycling, and more, the VapourGard system uses lightweight partic ...
Read moreThe Benefits of a Roofed Wash Bay
Discover the benefits of a Roofed Wash Bay, an environmentally friendly solution, a smart choice, backed by solid information and council guidelines. ...
Read moreHow to Maintain a Coalescing Separator
By following this step-by-step maintenance guide, you can ensure that your Coalescing Separator remains water authority compliant and operates at peak efficiency. ...
Read moreEffective industrial odour control solutions
Learn about the causes and effects of foul industrial odours and explore CleanaWater's effective and affordable solutions that comply with regulations, providing industrial sites with the means to tac ...
Read moreCleanaWater at Coffs Waste Conference 2023: Driving Change through Collaboration
CleanaWater is thrilled to have been a part of the highly anticipated the Waste 2023 Conference at Opal Cove Resort Coffs Harbour, 9-11 May ...
Read moreAn odour control expert on vapour systems
We spoke with our in-house Odour Control Expert to discuss some exciting things happening within the Odour Control space in the lead-up to the Coffs Waste Conference 2023. ...
Read moreHow car wash businesses can save more water than ever
Car wash businesses can save water and money by using high-pressure, low-flow equipment, reducing and recycling water, installing water-saving devices, maintaining equipment, and educating customers. ...
Read moreShould I invest in my car wash business in 2023?
This article explores the profitability and increasing popularity of car wash businesses in Australia, as well as their environmental benefits and the innovative technology available in the industry i ...
Read moreControl Odour with VapourGard
Control odours effectively and safely with CleanaWater's VapourGard system. Ideal for industries such as mining, landfill operations, recycling, and more, the VapourGard system uses lightweight partic ...
Read moreCar Wash Bay Requirements in Australia
Learn about the latest car washing bay requirements in Australia. Cleanawater engineers wash bays that meet local guidelines and protect the environment. ...
Read moreModular vs. Fixed: Which is the best car wash setup for your business?
Thinking of opening a car wash business? Maybe you already own one but need some additional resources. If you are in the car wash game, you’ll need to make one vital decision: whether to purchase a ...
Read moreCleanaWater at the Waste 2023 Conference
Come visit the CleanaWater team at the Waste 2023 Conference at Opal Cove Resort Coffs Harbour, 9-11 May ...
Read moreVapourGard: The Solution to Airborne Odour Control
No matter what industry you’re in, chances are you need odour control. VapourGard can help you eliminate odour complaints in a safe, cost-effective, and versatile way. ...
Read moreHow Often Do You Need to Replace a Carbon Filter?
The experienced team at CleanaWater can help maintain and service your carbon filter. Activated carbon filter media must generally be replaced every 12 months in order to filter contaminants correctly ...
Read moreWhat are the biggest causes of odour in the food processing industry?
Let CleanaWater show you the best odour control systems to manage odours in your food processing facility. We're Australia's leading odour solution provider. ...
Read moreWhy Your Car Wash Should Conserve Water
Car wash owners, do you know what your customers want? Having a nice shiny vehicle is important to them, sure. But so is making a positive impact on the environment. 'Do car washes save water' is one ...
Read moreStaff Profile: Paul, Sales Rep
Meet CleanaWater Sales Rep, Paul. In three words Paul is Tall. Dad. Coffee. Get to know him and his dry sense of humour in his staff profile. ...
Read moreHow VapourGard can prepare your site for the Aussie Summer
No matter what industry you’re in, chances are you need odour control. VapourGard can help you eliminate odour complaints in a safe, cost-effective, and versatile way. ...
Read moreWhat do industrial carbon filters remove?
Industrial carbon filters are used in a variety of industrial, commercial and municipal settings to remove harmful and odorous compounds from contaminated air streams. ...
Read moreWhat is Chemical Dosing?
Learn how chemical dosing can neutralise foul odours and pH levels in your wastewater. ...
Read moreThe importance of industrial odour treatment
CleanaWater provides effective and affordable industrial odour solutions for Australian industries. ...
Read moreHow to treat odours after a flood
Here's how surface odour control and odour neutralisers are used to minimise and naturalise odours after major flooding events. ...
Read moreProject Spotlight: St Marys Freight Hub
CleanaWater's purpose-built container wash bay at St Marys Freight Hub in Western Sydney and will clean the many containers that pass through the freight hub while keeping our waterways and environmen ...
Read moreIs your Activated Carbon Media up to date?
Activated Carbon is one of the most simplistic and effective solutions to remove a broad range of odours, Activated Carbon does have a life span and will need to be removed and replaced once the media ...
Read moreHow to choose the right odour control solutions
Odour control is a vital yet complex service. With over 25 years of experience, trust Cleanawater's industry-leading products and support for your site. ...
Read moreHow to effectively mitigate natural odours in the waste handling industry
We know that most problematic odours afflicting waste handling areas are biological, using a topical odour treatment can mitigate existing odours and prevent odour generation while leaving a fresh key ...
Read moreOdour control in the solid waste management industry
Controlling and eliminating odours in the solid waste management industry is possible. It requires understanding the sources of odour, atmospheric influences and the technology to solve the problems ...
Read moreHow to calibrate your chemical dosing pump
Chemical dosing pumps inject chemicals into wastewater streams to control odours. They must be sized and calibrated correctly to ensure optimum odour reduction. Here's what to know ...
Read moreWhat is surface odour control?
Here's how surface odour control and odour neutralisers are used to minimise and naturalise odours in industrial and commercial environments. ...
Read more4 Odour Neutralisers Used in Australia
These are four of the most commonly used odour neutralisers utilised by Australian businesses and public organisations. Learn about how you can use them for your site too. ...
Read moreWhat are odour neutralising misting systems?
Find out what you need to know about using odour neutralising misting systems to suppress and eliminate odours on your operation's site or sites. ...
Read more3 examples of odour issues and how we solved them
Odour issues aren't pleasant. But they are manageable.
A range of Australian businesses and industries produce odours as part of their everyday operation. This can cause a number of odour i ...
Read more8 common applications for odour management systems
This is where you are likely to find odour management systems in Australia. Includes information on industry accreditation and Australian standards. ...
Read moreBiofiltration for emission and odour control
Biofilters are now a highly effective way of reducing odours at wastewater and industrial processing sites. Find out about the new features of Cleanawater's biofilters in this article ...
Read moreWhat are magnesium hydroxide dosing units?
Odour complaints can lead to bad publicity, legal action, and poor public relations. Magnesium hydroxide units help reduce the production of odours ...
Read moreOdour control: ferrous chloride dosing or magnesium hydroxide dosing?
The advantages and disadvantages of using ferrous dosing and magnesium hydroxide dosing systems for wastewater odour control ...
Read moreWhat are the risks involved in purchasing a cheap chemical dosing system?
Here's what you should know before you buy a cheap chemical dosing system. Remember, 'cheap' doesn't always mean good value ...
Read moreIntroducing VapourGard - a revolution in airborne odour control
No matter what industry you’re in, chances are you need odour control. VapourGard can help you eliminate odour complaints in a safe, cost-effective, and versatile way. ...
Read moreAbove ground vs below ground rainwater harvesting
Rainwater harvesting systems collect rainwater for commercial or industrial use. Above ground and below ground systems each have their advantages and disadvantages. ...
Read moreGuide to wastewater treatment compliance for ACT
ACT has many waterways and natural highlights to be protected. Here's how your business can remain compliant with local and federal wastewater regulations. ...
Read moreNew technology in wastewater treatment
Wastewater treatment technology has come along in leads and bounds over the last few years. Here's everything you need to know about exciting new technology. ...
Read moreWhat is chemical treatment of wastewater?
You don't have to be a chemical engineer to get a handle on how the chemical treatment of wastewater works. Read on to find out more about the process. ...
Read moreUnderstanding the waste water treatment process
Wastewater treatment involves three stages — primary, secondary, & tertiary. Find out the details of each step, and how we can install the right solution for you. ...
Read moreGuide to Wastewater Treatment Compliance for Western Australia
In order to protect the natural beauty of WA, the state government has expectations for businesses looking to expel waste water. Here's what you need to know. ...
Read moreGuide to Wastewater Treatment Compliance for QLD
Businesses in QLD must meet the trade waste criteria before discharging trade waste to the sewer. This article describes what the requirements are and the solutions you need. ...
Read moreGuide to wastewater treatment compliance for TAS
Tasmania Water (TasWater) is the entity responsible for wastewater treatment in Tasmania. They operate 112 sewage treatment plants and have 177,000 connections to a network of sewer mains stretchin ...
Read moreWastewater Treatment Options
Each company which discharges wastewater into the municipal system must comply with Australian regulations. Local water authorities are in charge of issuing permits for treated wastewater. They als ...
Read moreNSW wastewater guidelines
NSW wastewater regulations are driven by a national framework. Local Water Utilities issue permits for wastewater discharge and set requirements ...
Read moreWhat is the difference between a grease interceptor and oil separator?
Grease interceptors remove solids and fats from commercial kitchen waste to prevent blockages in the sewer. Oil separators remove oil from industrial wastewater ...
Read moreWash bays for workshops and small spaces
Growing businesses including workshops often have space constraints. Wash bays are a necessary part of the operation but must be squeezed into tight spaces. Portable wash bays meet these requirements ...
Read moreTrade waste agreements in Victoria
No trade waste generator may discharge effluent water into the sewer network without an agreement issued by the local water authority ...
Read moreFlocculation and wastewater treatment
Suspended solids and some materials like phosphate must be removed from wastewater before discharging to the environment. Flocculation combines small particles into larger masses for easy removal. Fin ...
Read moreHow to reduce industrial water consumption
It's imperative that Australian businesses do all they can to conserve water. From new technologies, to active monitoring, these are our top tips on minimising water consumption ...
Read moreHow quick break degreasers work
Degreasers are essential tools for many industries, keeping wastewater oil-free and aiding the performance of oil separators. This is a definitive guide on quick break degreasers and how they work ...
Read moreSewerage pump station maintenance
Regular maintenance of sewerage pump stations is essential, but what does this involve and where do you begin? ...
Read moreWater Authority Guide: Midcoast Water
Businesses that have potential to discharge oils and grease into their trade wastewater require oil separators as a pre-treatment solution. Learn more about staying compliant ...
Read moreRemaining Compliant in the Central Coast Council
Discharging trade waste to the Central Coast Council needs a trade waste agreement with strict criteria. Cleanawater supplies solutions and services for trade waste pre-treatment for the CCC ...
Read moreWastewater guidelines for Queensland Urban Utilities
Queensland Urban Utilities have a reputation for strict compliance of wastewater. Cleanawater helps you remain compliant with Queensland Urban Utilities ...
Read moreWhat is the best material for a pump station?
Understanding what you'll use your pump station for is the best help in understanding the material you'll need. Find out more here ...
Read moreSouth East Water trade waste compliance criteria
South East Water has strict procedures and acceptance criteria before discharging trade waste to a sewer. Find out more in this article ...
Read moreStormwater pump station price guide
You need to match the site conditions with the right stormwater pump station to ensure you get the best solution ...
Read moreOur guide to vehicle wash down bay design
Our guide explains how Cleanawater can help you design and implement a compliant vehicle wash bay ...
Read moreSydney Water Trade Waste Compliance
Commercial and industrial businesses require a trade wastewater agreement with Sydney Water to discharge wastewater into their network. Find out how to comply ...
Read moreWash bay design for compliance and cost saving
Implementing a wash bay without careful design could leave you non-compliant and could cost you millions to fix. We've made a checklist to keep you compliant ...
Read moreA guide to degreasers and detergent use in wash bays
Using the wrong detergent or degreaser can lead to off spec wastewater from wash bays. Quick break degreasers and expert advice can prevent incidents and fines ...
Read moreHunter Valley Trade Wastewater Compliance
Cleanawater helps you implement pre-treatment solutions for trade wastewater to keep you compliant under Hunter Water Standards ...
Read moreHow to measure oil droplet size in water
Some oils are very thick and stick together, others are much thinner and more easily separate into smaller droplets when mixed with water. Here's how to measure oil droplet size in water ...
Read moreGuidelines for wash bay water recycling
Wash bays are required for washing down parts, vehicles, containers and other items. In some cases, the water used in wash bays can be treated and recycled ...
Read moreGuidelines for wastewater treatment in the dairy sector
Dairy farms and processing plants produce waste and, in particular, their wastewater streams require careful handling to prevent damage to the environment ...
Read more7 common hydrocyclone separator problems and their solutions
Carry out basic checks to troubleshoot your hydrocyclone separator. Call Cleanawater for expert assistance to diagnose problems or provide solutions ...
Read moreA guide to Yarra Valley Water compliance
We provide equipment and services that help you keep your trade waste compliant to your Yarra Valley Water Trade Waste Agreement ...
Read moreWhat do I need to know before I install a stormwater pump station?
Stormwater pump stations are a key solution to the problem of stormwater drainage. Here's what you need to know ...
Read moreWhat is a Desander?
Find out about water treatment desandesr and how they remove suspended solids from waste water streams. ...
Read moreWhat Is pH Control?
pH control is used to automatically adjust the pH of effluent water to maintain regulatory compliance and prevent pollution to the environment. ...
Read moreThe most popular waste water treatment systems by industry
We compare the most popular waste water treatment systems used in Australia today by industry and application. Includes information for businesses and public organisations. ...
Read moreWhat is a pump station?
What is a pump station? What type would best suit your operation? And how much can you expect to pay for one? Read our short guide to find out ...
Read moreIntroducing Australia's Complete Guide to Wastewater Compliance
We're proud to announce the launch of our comprehensive whitepaper on the subject wastewater management and water authority compliance ...
Read more5 step guide to applying for Water Authority compliance
Get Water Authority compliant. Here's how you can obtain and submit your compliance application in five steps ...
Read moreYour Guide to Unroofed Wash Bays and Wastewater Management
Everything you need to know about unroofed wash bays and wastewater management ...
Read moreYour Guide to Roofed Wash Bays and Wastewater Management
Find out everything you need to know about roofed wash bays and wastewater management, as well as what you can do to ensure water authority compliance ...
Read moreCompliance for Car Washes and Wash Bays
Businesses that discharge wastewater are subjected to legislation concerning the amounts and quality of discharged wastewater and different water authorities enforce different requirements ...
Read moreWater Treatment Systems Designed Especially for Workshop Application
A workshop is required to have water treatment systems capable of removing oil and grease from water prior to discharge. Cleanawater specialises in providing high quality equipment tailored to the wor ...
Read moreCar Wash Equipment for Correct Wastewater Management
There are strict rules set out by state water authorities as to how car washes dispose of wastewater. Cleanawater creates products specific to the car wash industry to help businesses quickly and easi ...
Read moreQuarantine Technology
AQIS requirements exist to protect Australian ecosystems from the threat of invasive species. Depending on their level of risk, imported goods may be required to be processed at a Quarantined Approved ...
Read moreHow pH Controllers Operate
pH control systems are widely used in trade waste and recycling water applications. This business-focused guide covers the types of pH controllers and how they are used ...
Read moreRainwater Harvesting Solutions: Which Countries Lead the Way?
Rainwater harvesting is a solution to meeting the global challenges of water scarcity. Find out how several countries have taken different steps towards developing rainwater harvesting practices ...
Read moreWater Recycling and Treatment Systems for Mining Sites
As an important contributor to the Australian economy, it is essential that mining wastewater management practices are sustainable and eco-friendly ...
Read moreWaste Water Technology used at Service Stations
As an important contributor to the Australian economy, it is essential that mining wastewater management practices are sustainable and eco-friendly ...
Read moreHow First Flush Water Diversion Systems Work
First flush diversion systems - also known as storm water diverters - are a simple and efficient way to ensure high-risk, contaminated water from commercial or industrial applications is diverted away ...
Read moreGuide to Water Authority Compliance in Australia
Is your business water authority compliant? This guide is a good introduction to water authority compliance for businesses in Victoria. Find out more ...
Read moreGuide to Rainwater Harvesting and Treatment
Rainwater harvesting is a smart way to reduce your business' water bill. This guide will take you through everything you need to know: ...
Read moreHow Hydrocyclone Oil Separators Work
There are many ways to remove oil from water. Find out how Hydrocyclone Oil Separators work, and whether it is ideal for your water treatment needs ...
Read morePreventing Pollution When Washing Your Car
Car wash water contains more than just detergent and mud. And when it enters the stormwater system, it can cause some serious damage. So how can you avoid environmental damage when washing your car? ...
Read moreThe Important Role of Wastewater in Water Conservation
Freshwater is not an infinite resource. More and more, the planet is suffering the consequences of its continuing exploitation. Is wastewater reuse the solution we've been looking for? ...
Read moreThe Benefits of Rainwater Harvesting
In Australia, water is a precious commodity - and an expensive one. In this context, reusing and recycling water is incredibly important. Particularly for industry, rainwater harvesting can provide an ...
Read moreFive Reasons Recycling Wastewater is Necessary
The term “wastewater” doesn’t have particularly appealing connotations. In areas of the world where water appears to ...
Read moreHow Car Wash Operators Benefit from Year-Round Water Conservation Efforts
It’s no secret that many industries are facing water shortage issues. For car wash operators, this is a particularly important issue as your business is reliant on water ...
Read moreThree Ways Rainwater-harvesting Technology Can Benefit Your Business
No matter what industry you’re in, chances are you use a lot of water. Whether you require water for wash down and irrigation purposes, dust suppression, or onsite activities, water costs are ...
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