From October 20 to 22, the EP Group will be at Fenasan 2026 at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo. This year’s participation will highlight EP Engenharia do Processo’s expertise in customized sanitation solutions, featuring a modular wastewater treatment plant presented through a 3D rendering of a real-world case study.
The goal is to introduce industry professionals to a practical solution designed to address specific wastewater treatment challenges. The model will allow users to visualize the system’s configuration, the arrangement of the modules, and the steps involved in the project, facilitating a technical discussion about its application, implementation, and adaptation to different scenarios.
Modular systems can be considered for projects that require planned implementation, the possibility of expansion, and better use of the available space. Each solution, however, must take into account factors such as flow rate, effluent characteristics, quality targets, local conditions, and operational requirements.
At the EP Group booth, visitors will be able to view a 3D model of a wastewater treatment plant developed for a real-world project to implement a system for Maxion, a major food industry company. Visitors will be able to talk with the team about the technical criteria that guided the project. More than just displaying a model, the goal is to show how a treatment plant is designed based on the specific needs of each operation.
EP Process Engineering has a multidisciplinary team dedicated to studies, design, manufacturing, installation, commissioning, and operational support for treatment systems. This capability allows the company to develop modular or customized solutions for utilities, engineering firms, municipal governments, and industrial companies with water and wastewater-related needs.
Learn more about EP Engenharia do Processo’s solutions.
The EP Group’s participation also includes scientific content. On Wednesday, October 21, at 2:40 p.m., the technical team will give an oral presentation on the following paper:
Development and Validation of an Expanded Methodology for PFAS Based on the EPA Method 1633A: An Approach from Environmental Health to Public Health
The presentation will be led by Leonardo Paiva, coordinator of the Liquid Chromatography Laboratory and head of R&D projects in the EP Group’s environmental analysis division. Leonardo specializes in the development and validation of analytical methods in accordance with the guidelines of the ISO 17025 standard.
PFAS, short for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, is a group of compounds that requires specific analytical methods for identification and quantification. Method 1633A, published by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), covers the determination of 40 PFAS compounds in various matrices, including wastewater, surface water, groundwater, soil, biosolids, sediments, leachate, and tissues. Source: EPA
The paper presented at the AESabesp Technical Meeting—an event held concurrently with Fenasan—will discuss the development and validation of an expanded methodology based on this reference, linking analytical capabilities, environmental monitoring, and the potential impacts of these substances on sanitation and public health.
Wednesday, October 21, 2026
AESabesp Technical Meeting, during Fenasan 2026
2:40 p.m.
Registration for the AESabesp Technical Meeting: click here
During the three-day event, the EP Group’s technical and sales team will be available to speak with managers and technical staff from industrial companies, water and wastewater utilities, engineering firms, and municipal governments facing challenges related to water and wastewater treatment or monitoring.
Visitors may bring a request for evaluation, details about a limitation in an existing system, or preliminary information regarding a new project. The team will help identify which data, studies, and technical criteria need to be considered to move forward with the analysis of the situation.
Cerena Painéis, the EP Group’s electrical solutions division, will also be present at the booth. Its presence underscores the integration of electrical systems into sanitation projects, with control panels designed to meet the requirements of the system, instrumentation, and automation planned for the operation.
This connection is particularly important at stations that rely on reliable equipment control, parameter readings, and continuous process monitoring.
At Fenasan 2026, the EP Group will demonstrate how its 360° Solution addresses water and wastewater projects from start to finish. The process can begin with laboratory analyses and treatability studies, move on to engineering and system implementation, and continue through operation, monitoring, and the supply of chemicals and equipment.
This integration bridges the gaps between diagnosis, design, and operation, and allows us to tailor each solution to the effluent’s characteristics, quality targets, and plant operations. It is a capability developed over more than 50 years of experience in the environmental sector.
Fenasan and the AESabesp Technical Meeting together form the largest environmental sanitation event in the Americas. In 2026, the event will take place October 20–22 in the Green and Red pavilions at Expo Center Norte. The trade show runs from 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., and the conference from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.Source: Fenasan
📍 Booth I03
📅 October 20–22, 2026
🕐 1:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
📌 Expo Center Norte, São Paulo
Bring your challenge and talk to the EP Group team about the technical solutions best suited to your project.
