Sewage Treatment Plant

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Our company holds immense experience in this domain and is involved in offering wide assortment of Package Sewage Treatment Plant.

A sewage treatment plant is an industrial facility for the treatment of urban wastewater, largely from toilets and bathrooms, to produce a non-polluting effluent that can be used as part of another process or directly discharged into the environment (for example, rivers). They may also be known as "wastewater treatment works" or "wastewater treatment facilities", treated water as well as sludge are recycled. A WWTP is designed in accordance with the waste composition of the metropolitan area served.

 

In a sewage treatment plant, they treat the waste before it's discharged into the ocean.

 

The sewage treatment plant is divided into primary and secondary treatment stages. The primary stage takes place in the screening and grit removal system, where large solids are removed by grit chambers. The secondary stage takes place in several types of settlement tanks, where the activated sludge process is used to remove the organic matter from the wastewater. Treated effluent can then be discharged directly to surface water or further treated for reuse (biogas facilities for gas production or for irrigation as fertiliser, aquaculture facilities).

 

 

The sewage treatment plant is a handling plant for separating and reducing the polluting load of untreated municipal sewage brought into it by sewers. The main treatment process consists of sedimentation, where suspended matter falls to the bottom, followed by clarification and filtration. After treatment, the cleaned water, called effluent or secondary waste water, is discharged, either into streams via surface drains or into artificial bodies of water like lakes or reservoirs.

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• All tech Services are manufacturer of Package Sewage Treatment Plant. Designed and developed as per the clients requirements for housing societies, commercial complexes, SEZs, hotels and hospitals, malls, colleges. These systems reduce lifetime costs and occupy 1/5th of the space of any conventional system. With options of installations in basements, on terraces, recycling, complete automation and connections to the municipal lines. Our range is accredited for its robust construction and longer functional life. In addition to this, our range is widely regarded for use in various industries and sectors for water treatment applications.

 

 

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Enriched by our vast industrial experience in this business, we are involved in offering an enormous quality range of Effluent Water Treatment Plant.

 

 

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In order to keep pace with the never ending demands of customers, we are involved into offering wide range of Compact Sewage Treatment Plant.

A sewage treatment plant is an industrial facility for the treatment of urban wastewater, largely from toilets and bathrooms, to produce a non-polluting effluent that can be used as part of another process or directly discharged into the environment (for example, rivers). They may also be known as "wastewater treatment works" or "wastewater treatment facilities", treated water as well as sludge are recycled. A WWTP is designed in accordance with the waste composition of the metropolitan area served.

 

In a sewage treatment plant, they treat the waste before it's discharged into the ocean.

 

The sewage treatment plant is divided into primary and secondary treatment stages. The primary stage takes place in the screening and grit removal system, where large solids are removed by grit chambers. The secondary stage takes place in several types of settlement tanks, where the activated sludge process is used to remove the organic matter from the wastewater. Treated effluent can then be discharged directly to surface water or further treated for reuse (biogas facilities for gas production or for irrigation as fertiliser, aquaculture facilities).

 

The sewage treatment plant is a handling plant for separating and reducing the polluting load of untreated municipal sewage brought into it by sewers. The main treatment process consists of sedimentation, where suspended matter falls to the bottom, followed by clarification and filtration. After treatment, the cleaned water, called effluent or secondary waste water, is discharged, either into streams via surface drains or into artificial bodies of water like lakes or reservoirs.

Features:

• Easy to install
• Superior Quality
• Low power consumption

 

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• We offer our clients Compact Sewage Treatment Plants that meet their issues regarding wastewater generations in industrial, institutional and commercial sectors. Our solutions include independent review of alternative technologies, troubleshooting, investigations and consultant support. We provide the best sewage treatment plant.

 

 

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A sewage treatment plant is an industrial facility for the treatment of urban wastewater, largely from toilets and bathrooms, to produce a non-polluting effluent that can be used as part of another process or directly discharged into the environment (for example, rivers). They may also be known as "wastewater treatment works" or "wastewater treatment facilities", treated water as well as sludge are recycled. A WWTP is designed in accordance with the waste composition of the metropolitan area served.

In a sewage treatment plant, they treat the waste before it's discharged into the ocean.
The sewage treatment plant is divided into primary and secondary treatment stages. The primary stage takes place in the screening and grit removal system, where large solids are removed by grit chambers. The secondary stage takes place in several types of settlement tanks, where the activated sludge process is used to remove the organic matter from the wastewater. Treated effluent can then be discharged directly to surface water or further treated for reuse (biogas facilities for gas production or for irrigation as fertiliser, aquaculture facilities).

The sewage treatment plant is a handling plant for separating and reducing the polluting load of untreated municipal sewage brought into it by sewers. The main treatment process consists of sedimentation, where suspended matter falls to the bottom, followed by clarification and filtration. After treatment, the cleaned water, called effluent or secondary waste water, is discharged, either into streams via surface drains or into artificial bodies of water like lakes or reservoirs.

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ASP Sewage Treatment Plant integrates membrane separation and biotechnology, rejects activated sludge and macromolecular organic matter in aerobic tank/MBR tank with membrane separation plant, thus saving the use of secondary sedimentation tank. Consequently, the concentration of activated sludge rises greatly, the HRT and the SRT could be controlled separately, and difficult degraded matters are constantly degraded and reacting in reactor. Therefore, compared to traditional biological treatment methods, MBR technique greatly strengthens the function of the bioreactor with the using of membrane separation.

A sewage treatment plant is an industrial facility for the treatment of urban wastewater, largely from toilets and bathrooms, to produce a non-polluting effluent that can be used as part of another process or directly discharged into the environment (for example, rivers). They may also be known as "wastewater treatment works" or "wastewater treatment facilities", treated water as well as sludge are recycled. A WWTP is designed in accordance with the waste composition of the metropolitan area served.

 

In a sewage treatment plant, they treat the waste before it's discharged into the ocean.

 

The sewage treatment plant is divided into primary and secondary treatment stages. The primary stage takes place in the screening and grit removal system, where large solids are removed by grit chambers. The secondary stage takes place in several types of settlement tanks, where the activated sludge process is used to remove the organic matter from the wastewater. Treated effluent can then be discharged directly to surface water or further treated for reuse (biogas facilities for gas production or for irrigation as fertiliser, aquaculture facilities).

 

 

 

The sewage treatment plant is a handling plant for separating and reducing the polluting load of untreated municipal sewage brought into it by sewers. The main treatment process consists of sedimentation, where suspended matter falls to the bottom, followed by clarification and filtration. After treatment, the cleaned water, called effluent or secondary waste water, is discharged, either into streams via surface drains or into artificial bodies of water like lakes or reservoirs.

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• Technology used: MBBR / ASP / SBR
• Very compact in size
• Can be easily shifted to new location
• Easy for maintenance
• Minimum civil and space requirement

 

 

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A sewage treatment plant is an industrial facility for the treatment of urban wastewater, largely from toilets and bathrooms, to produce a non-polluting effluent that can be used as part of another process or directly discharged into the environment (for example, rivers). They may also be known as "wastewater treatment works" or "wastewater treatment facilities", treated water as well as sludge are recycled. A WWTP is designed in accordance with the waste composition of the metropolitan area served.

In a sewage treatment plant, they treat the waste before it's discharged into the ocean.
The sewage treatment plant is divided into primary and secondary treatment stages. The primary stage takes place in the screening and grit removal system, where large solids are removed by grit chambers. The secondary stage takes place in several types of settlement tanks, where the activated sludge process is used to remove the organic matter from the wastewater. Treated effluent can then be discharged directly to surface water or further treated for reuse (biogas facilities for gas production or for irrigation as fertiliser, aquaculture facilities).

The sewage treatment plant is a handling plant for separating and reducing the polluting load of untreated municipal sewage brought into it by sewers. The main treatment process consists of sedimentation, where suspended matter falls to the bottom, followed by clarification and filtration. After treatment, the cleaned water, called effluent or secondary waste water, is discharged, either into streams via surface drains or into artificial bodies of water like lakes or reservoirs.

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The Mini Mobile Sewage Treatment Plant is a compact and self-contained unit which does not need any external help. The portable submersible pump is used to recycle the plant effluent and all tanks are made of stainless steel. This mobile sewage treatment plant is perfectly suited for rural setup, where population density is low.
The Mini Mobile Sewage Treatment Plant (MSTP) offers a high degree of reliability. It is an alternative to the conventional septic tank system. It is self contained and portable, easy to set up and requires no external help like; electricity, water source or sewer lines. It treats wastewater by separating solids from liquids through a series of mechanical and biological processes in both aerobic and anaerobic systems to produce good quality effluent. The effluent has about the same limits as for municipal sewage.

The Mini Mobile Sewage Treatment Plant is not only portable and self contained, but also provides a quick method for treating black water. This plant produces good effluent quality in a short period of time.

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A sewage treatment plant is an industrial facility for the treatment of urban wastewater, largely from toilets and bathrooms, to produce a non-polluting effluent that can be used as part of another process or directly discharged into the environment (for example, rivers). They may also be known as "wastewater treatment works" or "wastewater treatment facilities", treated water as well as sludge are recycled. A WWTP is designed in accordance with the waste composition of the metropolitan area served.
In a sewage treatment plant, they treat the waste before it's discharged into the ocean.
The sewage treatment plant is divided into primary and secondary treatment stages. The primary stage takes place in the screening and grit removal system, where large solids are removed by grit chambers. The secondary stage takes place in several types of settlement tanks, where the activated sludge process is used to remove the organic matter from the wastewater. Treated effluent can then be discharged directly to surface water or further treated for reuse (biogas facilities for gas production or for irrigation as fertiliser, aquaculture facilities).
The sewage treatment plant is a handling plant for separating and reducing the polluting load of untreated municipal sewage brought into it by sewers. The main treatment process consists of sedimentation, where suspended matter falls to the bottom, followed by clarification and filtration. After treatment, the cleaned water, called effluent or secondary waste water, is discharged, either into streams via surface drains or into artificial bodies of water like lakes or reservoirs.

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Feed Flow Rate (cubic-meter/day): 100 m3/day, 2000 m3/day, 1000 m3/day, 50 m3/day, 500 m3/day

Impurities to be removed: Dissolved Minerals, pH, TDS, Turbidity, Oil and Grease, Color

Treatment Stages: Secondary Treatment, Primary Treatment, Preliminary Treatment, Tertiary Treatment, Disinfection

Installation Type: Prefabricated, Completes Civil work with Installation, Containerized Plug & Play

Control Module: Control Module Available

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A sewage treatment plant is an industrial facility for the treatment of urban wastewater, largely from toilets and bathrooms, to produce a non-polluting effluent that can be used as part of another process or directly discharged into the environment (for example, rivers). They may also be known as "wastewater treatment works" or "wastewater treatment facilities", treated water as well as sludge are recycled. A WWTP is designed in accordance with the waste composition of the metropolitan area served.

In a sewage treatment plant, they treat the waste before it's discharged into the ocean.
The sewage treatment plant is divided into primary and secondary treatment stages. The primary stage takes place in the screening and grit removal system, where large solids are removed by grit chambers. The secondary stage takes place in several types of settlement tanks, where the activated sludge process is used to remove the organic matter from the wastewater. Treated effluent can then be discharged directly to surface water or further treated for reuse (biogas facilities for gas production or for irrigation as fertiliser, aquaculture facilities).

The sewage treatment plant is a handling plant for separating and reducing the polluting load of untreated municipal sewage brought into it by sewers. The main treatment process consists of sedimentation, where suspended matter falls to the bottom, followed by clarification and filtration. After treatment, the cleaned water, called effluent or secondary waste water, is discharged, either into streams via surface drains or into artificial bodies of water like lakes or reservoirs.