Sewage Treatment Plant Dealers in Lucknow

Sewage Treatment is the need of the day as it is the most simple & convenient way of treatment for recycling and reuse of precious water. Sewage generation has also increased in this modernized world. The sewage must be treated and disposed of to avoid water and soil pollution matter. Due to large quantity of sewage produced, the age-old system of septic tanks and soak pits is not effective. The overflow from these facilities form lots of dirty water and invite mosquito breeding. We provide services in relation to Sewage treatment catering various sectors: Complete Turnkey solution along with Design, Drawing, Engineering Supervision, Construction Fabrication, Supply, Erection, Testing & Commissioning including Mechanical, Piping, Electrical & Instrumentation work of the STP plants for community, real estate’s, industries, hospitals & township projects. We also offer the Packaged Sewage Treatment Plants in capacities up to 150 KLD. Technologies offered for STP’s are FAB, MBBR, SBR, SAFF & MBR etc. Design of Recycling and Reuse concepts by providing tertiary polishing treatment to treated sewage water for plant reuse applications of gardening/ flushing/ reuse in cooling tower makeup/ floor washing etc.

Sewage treatment plant is a facility designed to receive the waste from domestic, commercial and industrial sources and to remove materials that damage water quality and compromise public health and safety when discharged into water receiving systems.

Delivering the orders on time is one of our specialties for which we are highly admired by the clients. With excellent storage space and shipping facilities, we effortlessly entertain bulk requirements of our respected patrons. We maintain complete records and transactions of the products delivered.   Approx Price : Rs 82.5 Lakh / UnitMinimum Order Quantity : 1 UnitProduct Details : Automatic Grade - Automatic Plant Type - Sewage Treatment Plant, Waste Water Treatment Plant, Effluent Treatment Plant, Drinking Water Treatment Plant Treatment Technique - Clarifier

Sewage treatment involves three steps, the primary, the secondary and the tertiary. In the primary process, the sewage is temporarily held in a quiescent basin where the heavy solids can settle to the bottom, while oil, grease and other solids float to the surface. These are removed and the remaining liquid is subjected to the secondary treatment, wherein the suspended and dissolved biological impurities are removed. In tertiary treatment, the treated water is disinfected chemically or physically, before discharging into streams or rivers. SWAP provides different kinds of sewage treatment plants which vary in the process by which they treat wastewater. Generally, they can be classified into the following types of systems: 1. Activated sludge plant (ASP) 2. Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) 3. Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) 4. Sequencing batch reactor (SBR) 5. ZLD

We Offer Sewage & Sewage Treatment Plant. There are three types of sewerage systems: Foul sewers � carry waste water, that is water that has been used for cooking and washing, waste from toilets and from trade premises to our wastewater treatment works; Surface water, or Storm sewers � carry rainwater from roofs, paved areas, pavements and roads. Surface water sewers generally flow into streams, rivers or watercourses; Combined sewer � this is a single pipe system which carries both wastewater and surface water to our wastewater treatment works. These are often found in older town centre systems. Single pipe systems are no longer designed or constructed. It is an offence to discharge foul sewage to a sewer designated for surface water or surface water into a sewer designated for foul sewage. All new sewerage systems should be designed on separate foul and surface water (storm sewers) systems. Sewage treatment Sewers carry both domestic and industrial waste water to our wastewater treatment works, where it is treated and safely disposed of in accordance with statutory requirements. After treatment, the cleaned water goes to a nearby watercourse or the sea and must comply with statutory conditions set by the Environment and Heritage Service (EHS). To ensure that stringent standards are met, EHS regularly monitors and tests the effluent quality. The results of these tests are recorded in a public register. Sewage sludge is produced as a by-product of the sewage treatment process. This sludge is further treated and disposed off through incineration and landfill, again in accordance with statutory requirements and approval by EHS. We conduct our operations with the aim of avoiding or minimising any problems to the public and the environment. If you believe that any of our activities are causing you a problem, please let us know by calling us on Waterline 0845 744 0088. Please remember, many items flushed down the toilet contain plastic or other insoluble materials. These are very difficult to deal with at our treatment works. A better environmental option is for you to place them in a bag and then in the bin, rather than flush them away. Septic Tanks We offer a range of discretionary desludging services to customers with septic tanks, domestic treatment plants and cesspools which receive domestic waste. A septic tank is a two or three chamber structure, which retains sewage from a property for sufficient time to allow solids to form into sludge at the base of the tank, where it is partially broken down by bacteria. The remaining liquid in the tank then drains from the tank by means of an outlet pipe and soakaway. Domestic treatment plants are usually specialist glass reinforced polyester (GRP) units purchased to treat effluent to a higher standard than that achievable by a septic tank alone. These units usually have moving parts or require compressed air and as such require electrical connections. These units like septic tanks also discharge through an outlet pipe and soakaway. A cesspool is a sealed tank connected to a property by a series of drains. It collects the waste foul water from a property and when it is full it has to be emptied and the waste water taken away by tanker to a proper disposal point. Cesspools do not have an outlet pipe or drain.