ENVIRONMENT

Research and innovation with Pilot Plants for the Environment involves the creation and operation of scaled-down facilities for the development and analysis of industrial processes related to hydrology, hydrogeology, water and gas treatment, recycling, and pollution. These plants, known as Pilot Plants for the Environment, play a fundamental role in evaluating the viability and efficiency of new processes and technologies before their implementation on a large scale in the industry.

These pilot plants allow for detailed studies and practical data collection on process performance in real conditions, thus promoting innovation in key areas such as environmental engineering and its various applications. Unlike simulators, Pilot Plants for the Environment provide precise and specific information on process behavior, facilitating informed decision-making and maximizing operational efficiency in this field.

Currently, there are simulators available for the study of environmental processes. However, simulators do not equally predict behaviors or obtain data from new processes and optimize them. Therefore, having a Pilot Plant for the Environment related to the study or work process provides many advantages in this field. This allows for a more detailed and realistic analysis of processes, facilitating the acquisition of precise data that are fundamental for informed decision-making and continuous improvement of industrial processes related to environmental engineering.

The future of research and innovation with Pilot Plants for the Environment looks promising, as the demand for efficient and sustainable industrial solutions continues to increase. With the continuous development of new technologies and the integration of innovative approaches in environmental engineering, Pilot Plants for the Environment are expected to continue to play a crucial role in the research and development of industrial processes in the coming years.