Overview
Facts & Figures
Existing Containment
Concrete Washwater
Concrete Waste
Mandatory Compliance
Regulatory Violations
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Washwater Analysis:
THE RESULTS
Below are lab analysis results from samples of untreated concrete washwater by a certified lab. Our patent-pending CWS Treatment and Recycling System substantially lowers these contaminant levels.
Metal / Test |
Dirty (S1)
mg/l |
Aluminum |
50.0 |
Antimony |
ND |
Arsenic |
ND |
Barium |
1.0 |
Beryllium |
ND |
Cadmium |
ND |
Calcium |
1900.0 |
Chromium VI |
0.73 |
Chromium |
0.99 |
Cobalt |
ND |
Copper |
0.24 |
Iron |
66.0 |
Lead |
ND |
Magnesium |
28.0 |
Manganese |
1.60 |
Mercury |
ND |
Nickel |
0.10 |
Potassium |
110.0 |
Selenium |
0.24 |
Silver |
ND |
Thallium |
ND |
Sodium |
87.0 |
Vanadium |
0.27 |
Zinc |
0.51 |
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Total Dissolved Solids |
2700 |
Total Suspended Solids |
5900 |
Turbidity |
15 |
pH |
12.3 |
Corrosivity |
Corrosive |
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Dirty (S1)
Clean (S2)
a
EPA MCL
% Reduction
ND |
Water sample taken fron untreaed, unsettled concrete washwate |
POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS
Metal |
Effect |
Chromium |
A known carcinogen when inhaled and possibly when ingested. Contact Dermatitis |
Copper |
Gastrointestinal distress, liver and kidney damage. |
Iron |
Elevated levels can cause heart disease, cancer and diabetes. |
Selenium |
Rashes, swelling of skin and pain, deformed nails and brittle hair. |
Vanadium |
Irritation of lungs, throat, nasal cavities and eyes. |
Zinc |
Skin irritation, nausea, stomach cramps. |
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