RO Plant is a water treatment process that involves passing a solvent from a high-solute-concentration location across a membrane and applying osmotic pressure to a low-solute-concentration area. Reverse Osmosis is an artificial technique that involves applying pressure to high-solid water and forcing it through a membrane. RO Plant process: The first-stage reverse osmosis machine is …
Ultrafiltration Plant is working on a separation process that utilizes membranes with pore sizes ranging from.01 to.001 microns. Because the filtering is at high molecular weight particles, the osmotic pressure differential across the surface of the membrane is minimal in this filtration process. As a result, high pressure is not essential to achieve high flux …
Effluent/Wastewater from industrial, commercial, and residential sources contains various organic and inorganic materials, heavy metals, oil and grease, and suspended particles, all of which are hazardous to our environment. Effluent Treatment Plant treat effluent/wastewater and meet the pollution control board’s rules and regulations. To treat wastewater, an Effluent Treatment Plant employs a variety of chemical, …
What is ZLD? ZLD stand for Zero Liquid Discharge Plant. As the name states it removes all the liquid waste from the effluent. It includes pre-treatment of effluent with evaporation due to which precipitation occurs. After precipitation crystal are formed. During the process of evaporation water vapors form which condensate & are returned to the …
What is Compost? Compost is a soil-like amendment product that improves soil quality. Compost is beneficial for soil as it acts as a soil buffer, neutralizing both acidic and alkaline soils and bringing pH levels to the perfect scale for plant nutrient intake. It also holds nutrients tightly ample to stay them from washing away, …
What is Wastewater? Wastewater is used water that contains various physical, chemical and biological pollutants released from domestic, commercial and industries. Domestic wastewater is released from kitchen sinks and other household use and is often called sewage. Industrial, Agricultural and Commercial wastewater contains many harmful biological and chemical pollutants which are harmful to all living …
The basic need of human is food, water and shelter. Every day pollution is increasing rapidly and demand for the food, water and shelter is also drastically increasing. Sewage from domestic areas, industrial areas directly fall in rivers and ponds. And this leads to water pollution and because of it many aquatic lives are affected. …
Osmosis: It is a natural phenomenon in which pure water moves from low concentration solution to high concentration solution through a semi permeable membrane. The membrane is permeable to water and some ions. The process continues until it attains chemical potential equilibrium on both the side of the membranes. Reverse Osmosis: Reverse Osmosis is a …
De-Mineral Plant (DM Plant) : It is a process of removing ionic mineral contaminants from the water by the ion-exchange process. After treatment of water in the DM Plant the quality of purity water is high. The salts and minerals present in the water dissociates into the constituent ions. The positive charged ions present in …
Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) Effluent Treatment Plants are another form of wastewater treatment plant which are designed and manufactured specially for treating water that contains effluents and works towards making the water effluent-free. Effluent treatment plant convert wastewater – which is water no longer needed or suitable for its most recent use – into an …