Wastewater Treatment Plant

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• Sewage Treatment Plants
• Sludge Treatment Plant
• Industrial Wastewater Treatment
• Agricultural Wastewater Treatment Plant
• Radioactive Wastewater Treatment Plant

Effluent Wastewater Treatment Method

Effluent Wastewater treatment method consists of following process-Coagulation, Flocculation, Sedimentation, Filtration, Chlorination, Softening. For the best results these process should be followed in sequence. The wastewater so treated can be used again for any industrial or other process. In some effluent plants however, sedimentation/settling units are used for primary as well as for the secondary treatment of solid liquid separation. These solids are present in colloidal forms which are are removed primary sedimentation/ setting tanks of clarifier.

Pre-Treatment Methods

Pre-Treatment is a process which involves the passing of the effluent through the screen chambers to remove large floating solid particles which are settled in the primary sedimentation tanks. In this process apart from pre-chlorination, heavy suspended impurities are also removed.

Primary Treatment Methods

Primary treatment method includes chlorination, sedimentation and sludge digestion. Sludge digestion takes place in a sludge digester in which the organic or inorganic wastes and solids removed from sedimentation are are subjected to anaerobic fermentation. Since inorganic suspended solids hinders the performance of the biological oxidation of organic matter hence their removal is necessary. Removal of organic suspended solids present in the effluents reduce the aeration tank volume requirement which provides a primary clarification system prior to aerobic biological treatment process.

Secondary Treatment Methods