Disposal dependence
Hauling and injection can hide treatment gaps until capacity or cost tightens.
Produced-water polishing · Field validation
GELTTECH is developing a modular magnetic-separation polishing stage for operators and water handlers who need a practical polishing step for hydrocarbons in produced water. The objective is measurable water-quality improvement that can strengthen operational resilience and resource efficiency.
A 30-minute technical screen. No sales theater. If the stream is not a fit, we will say so early.
Illustrative process animation—not equipment geometry or a performance claim.
Reported bench results under tested conditions—not a general field performance claim. Field validation remains the next gate.
The commercial problem is not simply removing oil in a controlled test. It is maintaining a useful outlet when chemistry, solids, droplets and flow change—without creating a new reliability burden.
“We need a polishing step that can survive changing water without becoming another operating headache.”Representative operating need—not a customer quotation
Hauling and injection can hide treatment gaps until capacity or cost tightens.
More chemistry can mean more handling, sludge and variable performance.
Removal efficiency alone does not establish a deployable business case.
Long-term credibility matters more than short-term narrative. We separate reported bench evidence from the claims a field pilot still needs to earn.
50–150 mg/L to below 10 mg/L within minutes under tested bench conditions.
Outlet HEM ≤10 mg/L by EPA 1664A on representative real produced water.
P95 performance, throughput, uptime, media recovery and reuse through 20 cycles.
Residual media and carryover, downstream compatibility, waste generation and defined safety boundaries.
Media dose, energy, chemicals, maintenance, waste and disposal—balanced against reuse and recovered value.
Metals capture and selectivity remain a hypothesis until validated by mass balance.
Connect operational performance to economics, independent assurance, basin context and responsible disclosure.
A GELTTECH pilot is built around the operator’s decision: water quality, reliability, downstream compatibility and full-cycle economics. Verified outcomes can then support environmental-risk, water-stewardship and ESG reporting.
Baseline and outlet quality, contaminant-load reduction, resource intensity, waste streams and reuse potential.
Independent methods, chain of custody, P50/P95 results, mass-balance closure, decision gates and disclosed limitations.
Where measured results support it, pilot data may evidence progress on water resilience and SDG 6.3: improved water quality, recycling and safer reuse.
Treatment performance alone does not establish a community benefit. Social outcomes depend on the site, water destination, exposure pathway and affected stakeholders.
The entry pilot is designed to sit beside existing operations, measure a defined stream, and stop early if the technical or economic signal is weak.
Water type, volume, current handling, pain point and no-go constraints.
Representative water, preservation, confidentiality and analytical baseline.
Dose, kinetics, outlet quality, recovery, residuals and initial mass balance.
24 m³/day entry scale, roughly two parking spaces, with agreed operating boundaries.
Joint technical and economic review before any larger deployment commitment.
GELTTECH is a U.S. water-technology company advancing selective magnetic separation from bench evidence toward field validation.
Start with the operator’s stream, constraint and economic owner.
Measure chemistry, mass, time, throughput and cost—not adjectives.
Use modular pilots and specialist partners before building permanent overhead.
Inventor and technology lead behind GELTTECH’s magnetic-media platform and U.S. patent filings.
Leads pilot strategy, operating partnerships and the path from technical evidence to field execution.
Building a fit-for-purpose network of operators, accredited laboratories and independent technical reviewers.
The next useful conversation
Bring the volume, inlet condition, current treatment path and the operating outcome that matters. We will help determine whether a sample review or pilot makes sense.