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SELPAXT benefits for landfill leachate
Sustainable removal of >90% of short PFAS
Easy to install and maintain, low energy consumption
Very low ratio of residual waste <0.1%
PFAS removal with SELPAXT
Landfills serves (and have served) as the final repository for more 50 % of municipal and industrial solid wastes. Because of their widespread uses and persistence in the environment, PFAS are ubiquitously present in everyday consumer, commercial and industrial products, and have been widely detected in both closed and active landfills due to disposal of PFAS-containing materials
EPA published the Effluent Guidelines Program Plan in January 2023, evaluating discharge data from over 200 landfills from across the US and found PFAS present in the leachate at over 95 percent of the landfills. PFAS detections included 63 different PFAS with average concentrations for an individual compound as high as 14,000 parts-per-trillion.
SELPAXT is ideal for PFAS removal in leachate
SELPAXT, our unique, patented technology that delivers efficient removal of up to >99% of both long and short PFAS chains from water. Ideal for high-concentration PFAS water streams, SELPAXT ensures consistent, cost-efficient removal over extended periods.
With a container-based solution, SELPAXT seamlessly integrates into existing water treatment systems. SELPAXT offers complete, small footprint installations with low energy consumption, making them ideal to connect to existing treatment processes. All installations are individually configured for the specific water streams on site, thanks to a thorough analysis of each and every water stream. The SELPAXT process is already trusted by several organizations around Europe who have experienced a significant reduction of PFAS in their leachate.
If you want to remove PFAS from your leachate, contact us and let us analyze your water.
SELPAXT C5 and C10 systems for leachate
Learn more about features, benefits and technical data.
Removing short chain PFAS
from landfill leachate
The waste management plant suffered from very high levels (90-95%) of short-chain PFAS in the landfill leachate. The customer spent two years searching for a solution to remove PFAS without any real success, screening 30+ suppliers and testing 10 methods – before evaluating SELPAXT.
SELMEXT removes heavy metals from leachate
Landfills contain harmful heavy metals such as lead, mercury, cadmium, and chromium. They are really bad for the environment, and find their way in through dumped electronics or industrial trash, causing metal contamination over time. The focus for leachate is usually on biological treatment. In many cases there is no treatment process for heavy metals in place.
SELMEXT is ideal for heavy metal removal in leachate
The SELMEXT technology is selective for the metals/substances to be removed enabling both an effective treatment to low residual levels and a minimal amount of waste leaving behind a high quality, particle free, water stream after SELMEXT treatment
With a container-based solution, SELMEXT seamlessly integrates into existing water treatment systems. SELMEXT offers complete, small footprint installations with low energy consumption, making them ideal to connect to existing treatment processes. All installations are individually configured for the specific water streams on site, thanks to a thorough analysis of each and every water stream.
If you want to remove heavy metals from your leachate, contact us and let us analyze your water.
SELMEXT benefits for landfill leachate
Selective heavy metal separation
Reduce chemical consumption by 80%
No hazardous chemicals or solvents used
Industry applications
Become a partner
We are looking for partners to bring SELPAXT to the world. If you are interested in our technology and want to collaborate with us, don’t hesitate to get in touch!
Test your water
All water streams are different, and we always test your water at our lab before suggesting the best solution to remove PFAS from your water. Contact us for more information.