WEFTEC 2026 · New Orleans · Booth 6139
Bring us your worst source water.
Komline Pure Water builds modular water treatment plants, built, wet-tested and shipped complete from Surrey, British Columbia, for high colour and organics, low UV transmittance, iron and manganese, and sites a thousand kilometres from the nearest supplier.
-- days to show open
- Booth
- 6139Sep 26 to 30, 2026
- Venue
- Morial Convention CenterNew Orleans, Louisiana
- On site
- 3 specialistsSales, technical sales, marketing
At the booth
Who you will meet at booth 6139.
Three of us on the floor for all three exhibition days. Send a water analysis ahead of the show and we will come to the meeting having read it.
Scope, schedule and commercial terms for a modular plant, from budgetary numbers through delivery.
Process selection and membrane performance on difficult source water: colour, organics, low UV transmittance, iron and manganese.
Electrical engineer by background: controls, automation and instrumentation, and how a plant ties into the systems already on site. Also press, partnerships and case studies.
Walkthrough
Mining wastewater, from tailings to reuse.
Seventy-one seconds on how these plants are put together, and what they are built to do.
What we are bringing to New Orleans
A shop that builds the whole plant, and engineers who work through process selection with you before the design is fixed.
Ultrafiltration, nanofiltration, reverse osmosis, iron and manganese removal, UV and advanced oxidation, proven on your water before the plant ships.
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We specify from the whole market, not one house process.
Membranes, flotation, biological, chemical and thermal treatment, selected against the water you actually have. More than thirty years of plants behind the choice.
Case studies
Selected projects from more than 200 plants delivered.
Arctic hamlets, First Nations communities, mine sites and oilfield services. Each links to the full engineering study; the rest are on the project map.
Read the six case studies Hide the case studies Arctic hamlets, First Nations communities, mine sites, oilfield services
Mining and tailings water
Delivered and installedCyanide down 99.8% by treating the organic carbon
The cyanide and the dissolved metals were bound to dissolved organic carbon, so the barrier was specified against the measured molecular weight of that fraction rather than against the metals. Reverse osmosis polishes behind it.
- WAD cyanide removed
- 99.8%
- Design feed
- 360m³/h
- UF and RO trains
- 2+3
Removal measured across a bench simulation of the delivered train, on site water.
Mining camp wastewater
Delivered, commissioned and runningA camp of 580 sends a day’s sewage in four hours
Two shift changes at 35 m³/h deliver the entire design day in four hours, at an Arctic site supplied by air and one annual sealift. Equalisation absorbs the surge ahead of a two-train membrane bioreactor.
- Camp population
- 580
- Average daily flow
- 139m³/d
- Equalisation
- 87.8m³
Whale Cove, Nunavut
Operating since 2022Six modules barged into the Arctic
A hamlet of about 450 on Hudson Bay had been under a boil water advisory for over a decade. The plant ships as six heated and insulated modules of 10 to 20 tonnes each, by truck, rail and barge from Surrey, running screening, DAF, ultrafiltration, UV and chlorination.
- Residents served
- 450
- Modules shipped
- 6
- Operating since
- 2022
North Caribou, Ontario
Commissioned 2023Direct nanofiltration for a First Nation community
Weagamow Lake went under a boil water advisory in 2020. A 53 foot modular plant now supplements the existing system by up to 90%, on pre-filtration, direct nanofiltration, UV and chlorination, with automatic chemically enhanced flushing.
- Residents served
- 948
- System supplemented
- 90%
- Treatment stages
- 4
Hiawatha First Nation
Delivered and operatingThirty years of boil water advisory, ended
Three groundwater wells classified as under the direct influence of surface water carried iron, turbidity, hardness and pathogens. A factory-built modular plant addressed all four, with operator training during commissioning.
- Advisory lifted after
- 30yrs
- Wells treated
- 3
- Source class
- GUDI
Industrial wastewater and reuse
Delivered and commissionedFrom 364 times over the limit to water the plant reuses
An oilfield equipment cleaning facility was discharging BTEX, oil and grease far past its permit and absorbing the surcharges. A six-stage train built around the existing sump now returns clean water to the wash pumps and a haulable solid.
- Over the discharge limit
- 364×
- Treatment stages
- 6
- Sludge cake solids
- 18–22%
From the shop floor
What a finished water treatment plant looks like.
Built, wired and wet-tested in Surrey, then shipped whole. Select any frame to enlarge.
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