EFFLUENT Treatment Plant (ETP)

Effluent treatment plants from Waterlix Enviro Engineer are designed to treat both municipal and industrial effluent, which consists of wastewater, sludge or sewage. These effluent treatment plants are tailored to remove harmful pathogens, clear hazardous chemicals, detergents and toxins, and separate and extract valuable substances from effluent.  

Water is any day a vital aide for all industries, used for multiple purposes such as cooling, washing, heat exchanging and so on. However, the water used by the industries isn’t consumed as a whole and there is always some waste water released by these outlets which can be harmful for the environment if not discharged properly. It’s this outflow of wastewater which is termed as “Effluent”.

As the name suggests, Effluent Treatment Plant works to treat & purify the untreated effluent or wastewater that comes from the several manufacturing industries- like pharmaceuticals, textiles, dyes, ternary etc. The Effluent treatment assures safe discharge of treated effluent into the environment by removing grit, dirt, debris, polymers and toxic materials from it. These plants take to evaporation & drying as well as several auxiliary techniques like centrifuging, filtration, chemical incineration & finally effluent treatment.

Factors to consider while choosing an ETP

Industrial undertakings those wish and are needed to install an ETP have to consider several factors. They include information and parameters (quality and quantity) of their wastewater that are discharged from their factory. This information can be derived by getting a sample of the effluent water tested and analyzed at an authorized laboratory.

Some of the factors to be considered while choosing an ETP are as follows:

1. Knowledge of law of the land (national and international rules and regulations) in regards to water and wastewater treatment that you have to comply with.
2. What quantity of effluent is produced in your entity on daily basis?
3. The chemical contents and their concentration in the effluent. For instance, 30m3/hour with COD of 500ppm, and pH of 11.5.
4. What is your budget for installing and running the ETP?
5. Can you spend on its maintenance once it is installed?
6. Do you have enough and suitable land area for the desired construction and installation?
7. Choosing the right vendor is one of the critical factors to consider. An expert in the filed who provides excellent aftersales service should be considered.
8. As there are many types to consider, choose the ETP that best suits your company requirements.
9. Better recruitment and training to the personnel responsible for operation and maintenance of the plant.

THE ANSWERS TO THE ABOVE QUESTIONS WILL ASSIST IN THE CHOICE OF BEST SUITED ETP FOR YOUR PREMISE.