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Organica Food Chain Reactor (FCR)

Wastewater treatment and reuse

The Organica Food Chain Reactor (FCR) solves the key problem of efficiently purifying wastewater in municipal and industrial settings while reducing the environmental footprint.

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Organica Water, LLC

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Company Established Year

Since 1998

Who is this solution for

Govt, Business, NGO

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To sell

Project Status

In commerce

Looking to expand internationally

Yes

Doing business in

worldwide

Awards

Global Water Intelligence Award

2014

Recognized for innovation in wastewater treatment with the Food Chain Reactor.

European Business Awards for the Environment

2016

Honored for sustainable technology reducing environmental impacts.

Water & Wastewater International Top 10 Technology

2017

Selected as one of the most innovative water technologies worldwide.

Product description

The Organica Food Chain Reactor (FCR) is a revolutionary solution for wastewater treatment in municipal and industrial sectors. It combines botanical-based processes with innovative technology to create a sustainable and efficient system.

The FCR utilizes hydroponic plant beds and attached-growth biological treatment to purify wastewater. By allowing microorganisms to thrive on plant roots, organic pollutants are broken down effectively, resulting in high-quality treated water suitable for safe discharge or reuse.

This cutting-edge system is housed within a greenhouse-style facility, providing an odor-free and visually pleasing environment that can seamlessly integrate into urban areas. Automated controls and real-time monitoring ensure reliable, efficient, and low-maintenance operations.

By promoting water reuse, conserving land, and supporting energy-efficient treatment, the Organica FCR contributes to sustainable infrastructure and facilitates the transition towards circular water management. It showcases the harmonious blend of nature and technology to address global water challenges in a practical and scalable manner.

Key characteristics and environmental benefits

  • Efficient purification of wastewater using botanical-based processes
  • Integration of hydroponic plant beds and attached-growth biological treatment
  • High-quality treated water suitable for safe discharge or reuse
  • Reduced environmental footprint compared to conventional treatment plants
  • Greenhouse-style facility for odor-free and visually pleasant operations
  • Automated controls and real-time monitoring for reliable and low-maintenance operations
  • Promotion of water reuse, land conservation, and energy-efficient treatment
  • Support for sustainable infrastructure and circular water management
  • Practical and scalable solution for global water challenges
  • Harmonious blend of nature and technology for effective wastewater treatment

About the Company

Organica Water is a global provider of innovative wastewater treatment solutions with a mission to transform wastewater into a valuable resource. Headquartered in the United States, Organica delivers sustainable, nature-inspired technologies that blend traditional treatment processes with hydroponic plant root systems to purify water efficiently while preserving valuable urban land. Their solutions, known as Organica Water Resource Recovery Facilities (WRRFs), achieve a much smaller physical footprint than conventional treatment plants and create pleasant, greenhouse-like environments. Organica helps communities and industries reduce greenhouse gas emissions, protect water resources, and achieve circular water reuse. By combining advanced engineering, botanical ecosystems, and a commitment to environmental responsibility, Organica promotes a cleaner, greener, and more resilient water future for cities and industrial clients worldwide.

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