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Water Audit

Know where your water goes - and where you can save it.

Understand Your Complete Water Cycle - Measure Before You Improve

Effective water conservation begins with knowing how water moves through your facility.

Hydroxy evaluates water from source and treatment through storage, distribution, process use, utilities, wastewater generation, reuse and final discharge. The result is a clearer picture of:

Where water enters → Where it is used → Where it is lost → Where it can be recovered

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What Does a Water Audit Examine?
  • Freshwater Intake
  • Borewell / Municipal Water Use
  • Water Treatment Production
  • Process-Water Consumption
  • Domestic Water Consumption
  • Boiler & Cooling-Water Use
  • RO Feed, Permeate & Reject
  • Filter Backwash Water
  • Tank Overflow & Distribution Losses
  • Wastewater Generation
  • Recycled-Water Production
  • Existing Water Reuse
  • Final Discharge
  • Water Metering & Monitoring
How Hydroxy Water Audit Works
Site Assessment

Understand the facility, water sources, treatment systems, major users and wastewater streams.

Data Collection

Review available flow data, water bills, operating records, equipment information and water-quality data.

Water Balance

Map how much water enters, moves through, is consumed, reused and leaves the facility.

Opportunity Assessment

Identify unnecessary consumption, avoidable losses and practical recovery or reuse opportunities.

Improvement Roadmap

Prioritise recommended actions according to potential water savings, technical feasibility and operational impact.
Assess → Measure → Map → Identify → Improve

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Where Can Water Savings Be Found?
Treatment-System Efficiency

Identify excessive RO reject, unnecessary backwashing, regeneration losses or inefficient operating settings.

Water Recovery & Reuse

Evaluate whether suitable wastewater, treated water or process streams can be recovered for another appropriate use.

Utility Systems

Review water consumption associated with boilers, cooling towers and other utility operations.

Storage & Distribution

Identify leaks, overflow, unnecessary flushing and uncontrolled water losse

Process Water

Understand where production processes consume water and where demand may be reduced or optimised.

Monitoring

Identify areas where additional metering or instrumentation can provide better visibility into future water use.

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From Water Audit to Action Plan

Turn Water Data Into Practical Decisions. A Hydroxy Water Audit can provide:

Where Can Water Savings Be Found?
Water Balance

A clear view of major water inputs, consumption points, reuse streams and discharge.

High-Consumption Areas

Identification of processes or utilities responsible for significant water demand.

Water-Loss Opportunities

Areas where avoidable losses may be occurring.

Recovery & Reuse Opportunities

Potential streams that could be reused directly or after appropriate treatment.

Treatment Optimisation

Recommendations to improve water recovery and operating efficiency of existing treatment systems.

Priority Actions

A practical roadmap showing where improvements can be considered first.

Performance Indicators

Relevant metrics that can be monitored to track water-use improvements over time.

Useful Water Performance Indicators

Make Water Efficiency Measurable. Depending on the facility, useful indicators can include:

Total Freshwater Consumption.
Water Consumption per Unit of Production.
Treatment-System Recovery.
RO Reject Volume.
Recycled Water Produced.
Percentage of Water Reused.
Wastewater Discharge.
Water Loss / Unaccounted Water.
Utility Water Consumption.
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More Than Water Savings - Understand Water Risk as Well as Consumption

A Water Audit can also highlight operational issues associated with:

Water Availability

How dependent is the facility on its existing water sources?.

Treatment Capacity

Can the current system support present and future demand?

Water Quality

Are variations in source water affecting treatment efficiency?

Wastewater Discharge

Could changing production or regulations affect discharge requirements?

Future Expansion

Will increased capacity create additional water demand or wastewater generation?.Understanding these relationships helps make the site's water strategy more resilient.

Existing Plant & Facility Audit

You Don't Need to Start With a New Treatment Plant. Water audits are particularly valuable for existing facilities where water systems have developed gradually over time. Hydroxy can review the interaction between:

Source Water → Treatment → Storage → Distribution → Process / Utility Use → Wastewater → Treatment → Reuse / Discharge

The objective is to identify opportunities within the existing water infrastructure before recommending additional equipment.

Why Hydroxy Water Audit?

Water Treatment Knowledge Behind the Numbers. A water audit should do more than record meter readings.

Hydroxy combines water-treatment engineering, process understanding and water-reuse expertise to interpret what the data means and identify realistic improvement opportunities.

See the Complete Water Cycle

Understand how water moves through the facility.

Identify Avoidable Losses

Find where water is being consumed without creating useful value.

Improve Treatment Recovery

Evaluate opportunities within existing water-treatment processes.

Discover Reuse Opportunities

Identify where suitable water could potentially have a second use.

Create an Actionable Roadmap

Move from observations to prioritised improvement opportunities.