Waste Water Treatment Plant covers effluent and sewage treatment: screening and grit removal, primary settlement, activated sludge and extended aeration, moving bed and membrane bioreactor processes, packaged sewage treatment plants, clarification and tertiary filtration, disinfection, and sludge thickening and dewatering.
A waste water plant is designed from the influent characteristics and the discharge consent together. Flow, organic load, suspended solids, nitrogen and any industrial component in the stream determine the process, and the consent the effluent must meet determines how far the treatment has to go. A plant sized for domestic sewage will not handle a significant trade effluent, and the most common failure in this category is a plant that met its consent at design flow and cannot at the flow it actually receives. Sludge handling is routinely omitted and is unavoidable.
Effluent treatment is procured through formal tendering by municipal sewerage utilities, urban local bodies, public health engineering and water resources departments, pollution control boards, industrial estates and development corporations, health ministries for hospital effluent, housing authorities, and sanitation and environmental projects financed by development banks and international agencies. A compliant offer from us carries process design calculations, influent and consent assumptions stated explicitly, power and chemical consumption figures, sludge production figures, make and origin declarations, warranty terms, commissioning and training scope and third-party inspection.
Send us your flow, a full effluent analysis and your discharge consent, and we will design the plant and quote it.
