Success Stories & Case Studies in Water Treatment Excellence
Need better system data and monitoring? Want confidence in your treatment performance between testings? Determined to save time and money on your water treatment program? Look no further than the G-C LumiTrac® system. The G-C LumiTrac® system combines the best of innovative G-C treatment and technology to ensure continuous monitoring, reliable treatment, and fast and easy-to-access reporting. Control With Confidence The G-C LumiTrac® system…
Aquatic facility managers often struggle with bio-fouling and poor water quality. Garratt-Callahan’s Formula 9810 offers a superior solution, delivering advanced water treatment that eliminates organic buildup and dramatically improves water clarity. By protecting critical assets and optimizing overall performance, this program ensures a safer user experience and provides significant long-term cost savings for busy aquatic centers.
A regional hospital partnered with G-C to improve water efficiency, reduce operational risk, and modernize critical boiler and cooling water systems. The project delivered approximately 5 million gallons in annual water savings, improved condensate recovery, and more than $100,000 in estimated yearly operational savings.
Our most abundant and valuable resource can be detrimental to the very systems that purify it, contain it, and ultimately distribute it to our homes and businesses. Given this, ensuring water is safe for use involves more than just treating it with chemicals to control bacteria and remove contaminants.
Controlled Release contains Garratt-Callahan’s proven, effective formulas, but in a concentrated and newly improved solid form. This will provide the same scale and corrosion protection for cooling towers as traditional liquid formulas, but with some unbeatable benefits. Go Green Garratt-Callahan Controlled Release products incorporate several aspects of the U.S. EPA Green Chemistry Guidelines. The products…
I. Challenges A high-volume beverage plant in Puerto Rico was processing well water at 85% recovery. The plant was performing monthly chemical cleanings and needed to replace the system’s 78 membrane elements every year. As a result: II. Approach Garratt-Callahan’s water treatment professionals began to troubleshoot the system. They uncovered a faulty check-valve that allowed…
I. Challenges A large municipal water reclamation plant on the Central California Coast that runs 3 RO trains had to switch to a low-cost, low-actives supplier due to a city-mandated bid process. After six weeks of working with the new supplier, the water plant experienced the following: If the situation continued, it would have resulted…
Challenges To limit handling and liability issues, a medical center in the Midwest required hands-free delivery of its water treatment chemicals. But this requirement limited its product options and made it “captive” to a single supplier. The hospital’s water treatment capabilities were sometimes threatened as it waited weeks for overdue chemical deliveries. Approach An ROI…
Challenges A college in Texas operates on an annual budget, and the purchasing policy is to award service contracts to the lowest bidder. One year that meant that Garratt-Callahan, the incumbent water treatment provider, lost the contract to a low-ball bid from a rival contractor. But at the college’s next yearly budget review, it was…