Sustainability
Through CLEANED WATER

While we live on an Earth with 71% water-covered surface, only 3% of Earth’s water is fresh. Sustainability through cleaned water is in line with 5 goals of UN’s 17 sustainable development goals and shouldn’t cost taxpayers a fortune. It’s not magic but a series of efficient and simple solutions under development by Aqua Clean Tek. Stay tuned and follow us for cost-effective distributed wastewater treatment solutions.

Environmental Sustainability Initiatives

Empowering a more environmentally responsible planet is ingrained in our company Purpose: We drive innovation that makes the world more sustainable.
The United Nations defines 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) at the core of its blueprint for building a better world by 2030. The SDGs serve as a call for action to all countries to promote prosperity while simultaneously protecting the environment. They seek to end poverty and stimulate economic growth while also addressing societal needs, such as health and education, and preserving the environment.

CLEAN WATER AND SANITATION

Clean water is essential for sanitation as it directly affects health and wellbeing of families. Lack of clean water may degrade the level of sanitization standards within families and public services in drought areas. Our cost-efficient technology of cleaning wastewater will help communities and families maintain their sanitization level.

INDUSTRY,INNOVATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE

Current wastewater treatment methodology puts a strain on taxpayers for more investments in regional water supply and delivery systems, in sewer systems, and in regional wastewater treatment facilities to respond to increasing population. Vast amount of investment and operating costs are reoccurring to deliver clean water to our buildings and to remove our sewer effluent. Regardless of its financial and environmental costs, this type of infrastructure is not resilient enough due to the fast growth of population and increasing level of sanitization. Major part of sewer affluents is greywater that can be treated and reused locally to have a resilient distributed infrastructure with innovative technologies promoting inclusive and sustainable industrialization for all countries.

SUSTAINABLE CITIES AND COMMUNITIES

Current collecting and treatment of wastewater in large cities and communities are very expensive solutions and have already costed taxpayers a fortune. Besides discharging treated wastewater containing considerable amount of microplastics to nature, maintaining and upgrading these infrastructures require billions of dollars in large cities and communities. This needs a new solution. Our cost-effective technology will revolutionize this industry and play a key role in the sustainability of large cities and communities.

RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION

Our technology will serve and educate you at the same time. Users observe their water consumption and wastewater production alongside the service they receive from the technology. This helps them become more responsible consumers.

CLIMATE ACTION

Introducing much more efficient and cost-effetive solutions for cleaning wastwater to market is an efficient climate action, especially when it reduces the discharge of affluants and microplastics to nature (ocean and lands) considerably.

LIFE BELOW WATER

Current wastewater treatment technology discharges the treated wastewater to ocean, seas, and rivers. This mechanism transfers tons of microplastic particles year by year to Earth’s waters and endangers life below water. Our technology will prevent it. Human life shouldn’t necessarily cost other creatures’ life on Earth.

LIFE ON LAND

While it is understandable to reuse the treated wastewater of treatment centers for agricultural purposes in drought areas, it’s embarrassing to consume fresh water for transferring our dirt away to land and ocean. Aqua Clean Tek’s mission is to stop this as an important climate action to save lives on land and below water. Through our technology we will empower people to build more responsible communities for their co-exist with other lives on land.

Why grey water is important to reuse!

On average, a typical person consumes 335 litres of water daily. Cooking and drinking does not exceed 10% of this amount. Bathing constitutes 35% of the daily water consumption while toilet flushing alone consumes close to 30%, laundry and cleaning constitutes 25% of the daily use.

  • The average American family uses more than 300 gallons of water per day at home. Roughly 70 percent of this use occurs indoors
  • Reusing greywater can decrease potable water use by 16 to 40 percent, depending on the site (Cohen 2009) and reduce the energy (approximately 2 watt-hours per gallon of water) and chemicals needed to treat wastewater
  • More than 1 MWh energy per household can be annually saved by reusing greywater for the same purpose in cloth washer applications (Energy star models)

Why saving the energy is important in daily life

The wastewater in domestic, industrial, or commercial buildings maintains considerable thermal energy quantities, which is discharged to the sewer system with temperature ranging from 10 to 25 C. It is estimated that 6000 GWh per year of thermal energy is lost in sewers in Switzerland [5], equivalent to 7% of country’s total heating demand. Wastewater in sewer pipes in Germany is estimated to contain enough energy to heat 2 million homes. Canadians use an average of 75 litres of hot water each at home every day—for washing dishes and clothing, cleaning and showering or bathing. Water heaters account for 17.2% of the energy used in the average Canadian home, and 5.7% of the energy used in the average commercial or institutional setting.

In Canada, the average person uses 75 L of hot water per day and the average Canadian household uses 225 L.

Electricity and Natural Gas Use at Home

Here’s a fact list of some of key statistics regarding residential electricity consumption in Canada, based on research over the last decade. The average Canadian household uses 11,135 kWh of electricity per year. The average household in Alberta uses 7,200 kWh per year. The average Ontario household uses about 9,500 kWh of electricity per year. A water heater for a family of 4 will consume roughly 415 kWh per month, assuming 118 hours of use. The average power consumption for an apartment (950 sq. ft) is 5,605 kWh per year. In Alberta, the average household uses 110 GJ of natural gas per year, comprising about 77% of total energy consumption (including electricity, natural gas, wood, and wood pellets). In Ontario, the average household uses 90 GJ of natural gas per year, accounting for about 58% of total annual energy consumption.

AQUA Clean Tek mission is helping people reduce their carbon footprint using new technologies

Reusing water saves billions of dollars in spending cut for urban water and wastewater treatment facilities in addition to its benefits for a clean environment.

 

Services

Wastewater treatment is our profession, so you can trust us from A to Z wastewater treatment packages or units.

conceptual design & feasibility study

A key goal of Conceptual Design & Feasibility Studies is to analyze and define how innovative solutions can impact specific plant economics. From the analysis, Aqua Clean Tek consultants can identify the necessary projects and their justification.

Basic & Detail engineering

This company has expert engineers in difference levels and disciplines.All activities are implemented based on international codes and standards.

Procurement

commercial team beside our engineers make a good potential to provide and supply industrial equipment.

Erection & Construction

We have a good ability to construct and fabricate fixed mechanical equipment such as separation column, heat exchanger, pressure vessel etc.

A Need for Water Reuse

  • Water scarcity will have direct effect on about 20% of global population by 2025, according to UN surveys.
  • Climate Change has raised social awareness for reducing carbon footprints
  • Urban Infrastructure Costs are a load on Taxpayers
  • Only 3% of Earth’s water is fresh

About Us

The Aqua Clean Tek is the brand name of Pak Ab Fanavar Surin Company, registered in Iran, Tehran with the registration number: as a start-up for developing technologies that empower people take climate actions. Being passionate about clean tech technologies, the founders collectively brought more than 30 years of experience in wastewater treatment to help people reduce their carbon footprint using new technologies.

Our Related Experiences

Developing and integrating clean tech technologies in residential and commercial appliances, our mission is to build prudent communities conducting a responsible lifestyle through consumption of less water and energy without compromising their comfort and health.

Team

Saghar Nasrollahi, MBA

CEO and marketing strategist,

Saghar is a graphic designer, business developer, and an advocate of sustainability and environment at home and work. She holds master’s degrees in both graphic design and business administration and helped a few companies make superb market entry strategies to launch their products on market. As a successful wife and mother of three children, she always looks around vigilantly to promote solutions for climate and decarbonization actions in households.

Mahdi Rezazadeh, MSc.

CTO and technology developer,

Mahdi is a chemical engineering talent and holds a master's degree in this field. He is a serial entrepreneur with 10+ years of experience in detail engineering of chemical and petrochemical processes. His talent was discovered at high school after he established an astronomy association and flourished when his team participated and won a prize in the national competition of vehicles with clean chemical fuels. Mahdi is a subject master of expert for basic and detail engineering of industrial wastewater treatment plant and devotes his talent and experience to the sustainability of communities. In addition he is leader of technolgy developing team in Isfahan Science & Technology Town (ISTT) in last 5 years.

Peyman Mirjani, Msc., MBA

COO and business strategist,

Peyman was raised in an oil & gas family. His father devoted his life to petroleum industry as manager and grown his son with passion in this industry. Having this background, Peyman obtained his master’s degrees in Chemical Engineering and Business Administration from the Esfahan University of technology and the Petroleum University respectively. He possesses 10+ years of experience in Petroleum and Petrochemical industry and is an expert in relationship building and strategies for success through people.

Contact

Location:

No.1, Pars 7 building, Amir Alley,
Sarvestan Street, Jeyshir Street, Moshtagh 3 Street.
Isfahan, Iran