Industrial growth doesn’t always need drinking water quality supply — and this project proves why that distinction matters. At a Koch ammonia plant in Enid, Oklahoma, reclaimed municipal water is being treated to a fit-for-purpose standard that works for industrial processing without competing with community needs.
By using reclaimed water instead of potable supplies, the facility frees up 5.5 million gallons per day for municipal growth in a water-stressed region. The result is a win-win: industry gets the water it needs to operate reliably, and the city preserves high-quality drinking water for residents and future development, according to Jim Oliver of Black & Veatch.
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