The need for improving water management derives from the knowledge of environmental and economical costs associated to water use, pretreatments and waste water treatments.

By reducing water consumption and waste water production, pressure on environment is reduced, collaborating in the conservation of this limited and precious resource, as well as in the reduction of human originated pollution.

And not only, water conservation technologies have an economic return: operation costs diminish and investments are quickly recovered, with the lower costs on water and wastewater bills, on pretreatment, on chemical products, on energy and on mainteinance.