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Effluent Treatment Plant

Multi-stage treatment engineered around your effluent chemistry — physico-chemical, biological and tertiary stages combined as needed.

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Working principle

Industrial effluent varies widely, so an ETP is designed from the pollutant profile: oil & grease removal, neutralisation, coagulation–flocculation and primary settling handle the chemical load first.

Biological treatment then removes dissolved organics, followed by tertiary polishing — filtration, activated carbon or membranes — to meet the discharge or reuse norms set by the pollution control board.

STEP 1
Primary

Screening, oil removal, neutralisation, clarification.

STEP 2
Secondary

Biological treatment of dissolved organics.

STEP 3
Tertiary

Filtration / ACF / membrane polishing.

STEP 4
Sludge handling

Thickening and dewatering of sludge.

Process diagram

Effluent
inlet
Primary
oil removal, neutralise, clarify
Secondary
biological treatment
Tertiary
filter / ACF / membrane
Treated water
per consent norms

Primary and biological sludge is thickened and dewatered on a filter press.

Applications

Pharmaceuticals Chemicals Food & beverage Dairy Textiles & dyeing Engineering & automotive

Advantages

Designed per effluent analysis
Meets MPCB / CPCB discharge norms
Reuse-grade water with tertiary stage
Modular — stages added as load grows
Skid or civil construction
PLC-automated dosing and operation

Typical specifications

Parameter
Typical value
Capacity range
5 KLD – 5 MLD
Design basis
Effluent analysis & consent norms
Stages
Primary + secondary + tertiary
Outlet quality
As per MPCB / CPCB consent
Sludge handling
Filter press / bag dewatering
Construction
Civil / MSEP / SS
Automation
Dosing & process PLC; SCADA optional

Final specifications are engineered per site after requirement study.

See it working

An effluent treatment plant stage by stage.

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