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5 changes to save money in the Sewage treatment plant for a company with 2000 employees
The question above is the primary question in everyone's mindset. We have seen these questions majorly asked by Industrialists as most of the Industrialists are in the outskirts where there are fewer chances of the water source. They spend huge money on buying water. In their effort to look for a solution, they sometimes make the same mistake of selecting a technology that may not work.
5 Suggestions to Handle and Prevent Equipment Breakdown in Sewage treatment plants
One of the significant drawbacks of conventional sewage treatment is the equipment used as most conventional treatment plants designed to use number of equipment like blowers, pumps, clarifier mechanisms etc. As a result, it becomes complex to maintain the plant. Blowers, pumps, motors will break down if it is not maintained regularly. Also, it is not the Equipment breakdown that is the major problem, but the plant getting stopped as a result.
How to select a Sewage treatment plant vendor in just 7 simple steps
The worst fear for anyone constructing a sewage treatment plant is selecting a vendor. Many companies are providing solutions with different technologies like MBBR, SBR, FBR. At the same time, nowadays, with lots of information available on the internet, it is more confusing than providing a straightforward solution.
6 Advantages and 3 disadvantages of Using Ozone to disinfect treated water in sewage treatment plants in comparison with chlorine
Japanese researchers have found that Ozone is capable of killing Corona Virus bypassing low concentrations of ozone. Recent observations made from several places reveal that Viral RNA of the Corona Virus was found in the sewage across India. It is highly recommended and advisable to use Ozone for disinfection.
Some useful Tips to reduce bad odour in Sewage Treatment Plants
When you stick to the old methods of treatment and suffering from the bad odor in the treatment plant makes no sense. It’s time to make improvements in the treatment process.
Mindset people have that wastewater treatment plants produce bad odor
It is true that in most of the conventional treatment plants, clients experience the issue of bad odor and they have accepted that bad odor is a part of the Sewage treatment plant.