Waste Water Treatment Manufacturers
Industrial and domestic processes lead to various forms of waste including water, solids and gases. The wastes are absorbed into the environment and cab harmful, However, taking these wastes through treatment process reduces harm made to the environment. The waste treatment process produces harmless products such as water, recycled products and harmless, biodegradable products. The choice of treatment plant is dependent on the source and type of waste. Wastewater is a produced in typical all process including homes and industries. The wastewater treatment process is carried out in three phases.
Most homes treat their water using the septic system Though the septic system is simple, it should always remain functional. However, septic systems serving large populations are complex since they have to absorb lots of waste. There are however wastewater treatment plants for use in high factories and residential estates. There are manufacturers of wastewater treatment plants that can help you design and manufacture a treatment plant. The process needs to be carried out per the circumstances. The manufacturers have engineers who handle the project since its inception to monitoring and maintenance works. These systems are complex and require large capital outlay. The output of the system is high grade usable water hence is used at commercial levels.
The water treatment process ahs three main phases. Water flows to reservoirs either by pumping or gravitational force. In these reservoirs, there is removal of floating and suspending solids. The process involves use of centrifugal force. The stage removes about 60% of the suspended solids. Chemicals can be used at times to increase the removal of solids. The water is then directed to the second phase also known as secondary stage or organic stage. In this phase, the remaining biodegradable particles are provided as food to controlled organism such as fish. The organisms consume the biodegradable components in the water and remove the phosphates and nitrates in the water. More than 80% of impurities in the water are removed at this stage. The water that is released into the environment at this stage is not harmful.
water is however made pure by
taking it to the third stage. It is referred to as the tertiary stage and water can be used for a wide range of uses. Various chemicals are applied to remove the impurities and ensure that it is safe. Chlorine is used to purify the water though it has been disputed in the recent times.
When water is being pumped into the treatment plant; it should not contain industrial chemicals. The individual factory releasing such waters should take individual responsibility by establishing a treatment plant at their base before releasing such water.
Supporting reference: resource