Optimizing Semiconductor Wastewater Treatment System Design Webinar

Date Published: 2025 | Webinars

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As semiconductor fabs face mounting pressure to reduce water consumption, adhere to ever-stricter discharge limits, and manage complex contaminants, the question of how to treat wastewater isn’t just about cost or efficiency. It’s about environmental credibility, operational resilience, and long-term sustainability.

So what's the best way for fabs to reduce waste, reuse resources, and recover value without compromising performance?

In this webinar, part of our Future-Proofing Facilities series, we take a closer look at the key design trade-offs facing fabs today.

We explore how centralized and decentralized treatment systems compare in terms of efficiency, cost, footprint, and flexibility - and when it might make sense to retrofit. Speakers will also evaluate treatment methods for key contaminants like ammonia and azoles, and how decisions around treatment must be factored into system design and vice versa.

Companies:Leet Environmental Consulting, Jacobs , Xylem , Arvia Technology , AECOM
Authors: Brad Herbert, Bob Leet, Brian Lowes, Justin Higgs, Raymond Rasheed, Richard Riley
Tags: System DesignAmmoniaAzolesWastewaterWaste Stream SegregationEnd-of-Pipe

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