Effluent Treatment Plant
AUSTENPRO™ Effluent Treatment Plant
AUSTENPRO™ Effluent Treatment Plants are premium customised products offered by us to address the needs of industries. Industrial effluent treatment is a challenging exercise requiring specialised knowledge. The nature of effluents varies from industry to industry and there is no standard treatment method. We bridge this gap by offering tailormade solutions for industries and factories.
Before we install the plant, we undertake extensive treatability studies to understand various parameters to be treated. The effluent treatment unit is then specifically designed to meet the needs under these parameters. The unit is also configured to meet the stringent statutory requirements of the industry.
We design, manufacture, supply and commission treatment plants for various types of industrial effluents like textile, chemical, distillery, paper and pulp, as well as aluminium by combining physico-chemical treatment followed by tertiary treatment for the removal of inorganic solids, heavy metals and finer suspended solids.
Unique Features of AUSTENPRO™
Customised to suit industry-specific effluent water quality
Advance treatability study to assess various parameters
Customer customization options based on requirements
Treated water quality meets stringent statutory requirements
AUSTENFLOW™ Car Wash Water Recovery System
Car washing is an important and essential service in urban areas. It generates huge amounts of wastewater containing high concentrations of pollutants like automobile oil and grease, dust and cleansing agents. Since water is a scarce resource in metros and urban areas, car wash units can maximise their potential by installing our automatic car wash water recovery system.
AUSTENFLOW™ is a compact space-saving unit designed for space-starved urban settings. It delivers clean recycled water using sophisticated MBR technology, which may be reused for washing vehicles at a lesser cost than other sources of water. Apart from cost, it also guarantees a higher degree of self-reliance for the ready availability of water, which is a primary ingredient for this water-intensive industry.
How it Works
Here are the steps involved in the process of setting up an Effluent Treatment Plant — from the initial analysis of untreated effluents and site survey to the final handover.
Step 1: Understanding your requirement
Step 2: Analysis of untreated effluents
Step 3: Site survey & spot identification
Step 4: Selection of a suitable ETP type
Step 5: Effluent treatability study
Step 6: Design & customization of ETP
Step 7: You review & approve the design
Step 8: Fabrication & assembly of ETP
Step 9: ETP is transported to the site
Step 10: Installation & commissioning
Step 11: Handover of the complete ETP
Step 12: Periodic health check-ups
Unique Features
Efficiently retrieves more than 90% of the wash water
Low energy input, no expensive chemicals used
Sophisticated membrane technology
Space-saving with no noise or odour
Minimal and unskilled operation
Capacity of 2000-10000 LPD (10-50 cars per day)
FAQs on the AUSTENPRO™ Effluent Treatment Plant
Different industries generate different kinds of wastewater — be it contaminated stormwater, cooling towers, process wastewater or blowdown/wash-down wastewaters. Characteristics of these wastewaters vary from one industry to another. They might contain high levels of heavy metals, dissolved solids, suspended solids, etc.
Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plants (or Effluent Treatment Plants) need to be designed as per the characteristics of the prevailing effluent. Effluent treatment includes 3 stages — Primary, Secondary and Tertiary treatment. The treated effluent can be reused/recycled back or used for gardening.
Water treatment refers to the treatment of river/ borewell water to use for boilers, processes, potable uses, etc. Effluent treatment refers to the treatment of wastewater generated from manufacturing facilities and domestic usage.
Sewage treatment refers to the treatment of grey and black water generated from domestic use, whereas industrial effluent treatment refers to the treatment of wastewater generated from manufacturing processes or industrial activities.
Yes. Any existing effluent treatment plant can be upgraded with advanced treatment if necessary to meet the stringent norms. This will be studied on a case by case basis by our experts to see if suitable up-gradation can be done.
Aluminum Sulfate, Sodium Aluminate, Polymer, Sodium Hydroxide, Ferric Chloride, Polyaluminum Chloride (PAC), Ferrous Chloride, Lime, and Alum are some common chemicals used in ETPs.