Effluent water treatment plant solutions

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Earthlink’s Effluent treatment plant installation guide

Effluent treatment plants are setup to clean and treat the water that is contaminated with the industrial activities. Generally the water waste from factories and industry are treated with this method to make it usable for regular purpose like cleaning, gardening, flushing and more.

Opting for Earthlink technologies as a project contractor for your effluent treatment plant can be a great decision as we have set forth a specialised team of professional sales engineers for this purpose. They are trained to conduct a through process of installation by following rituals like site analysis, requirements, procurement and supply of machineries, testing, and maintenance. This way nothing can come into way to successful installation and operation of your effluent treatment plant.

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Technologies used for effluent treatment

SBR based treatment

The SBR technology is a common and widely used water treatment system. Also known as Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) water treatment systems.

MBBR based treatment

The Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) is a biological wastewater treatment technology suitable for municipal and industrial applications.

MBR based treatment

The Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) is a novel wastewater treatment method. It combines two technologies, as the name implies, membrane filtration and biological treatment.

Sewage Treatment

With advanced technologies and a team of vetted professionals, we can help you setup an optimal sewage treatment plant as per your needs.

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Waste Water Treatment

From requirement analysis to installation & testing, we have got you all covered for your waste water treatment plant needs.

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Operation & Maintenance

We don’t leave you after installation. We stand by your side to assist you for the continuous operation & maintenance of the water treatment plant.

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Industry We serve

Pharmaceuticals

Ceramics

Automobile

Textiles

Hotels & Clubs

Chemical

Tyre

Paper

Dairy

Logistic & Warehouse

Food & Beverages

Oil & Gas

EPC Contractor

Steel

Power & Energy

Glass

Why Choose Earthlink for Water Treatment Solutions

Beside the quality products and on time deliveries, there’s a lot that sets us apart from the competition, here’s what it is.

Excellent After Sales Services

We don’t leave you at the delivery and installation. We do serve with AMCs for the projects we do

Extended Warranties for lasting trust

We have believe in our quality and to get your trust we provide extended warranties to all our products

Trained team of Professionals

With Earthlink, you also get a support of a team strength of 30 people who are professionally trained and certified for dedicated and specific tasks.

FAQ’s

1. What is effluent water treatment plant?

An ETP (Effluent Treatment Plant) is a procedure that filters industrial waste water for reuse or safe discharge into the environment.

2. Why effluent treatment is important?

Before being released into the sea, rivers, or streams, effluent must be treated to prevent harm to the environment, wildlife, and public health. Manufacturers are accountable for properly handling their wastewater.

3. What are the benefits of effluent treatment (ETP)?

Here are the advantages of using Effluent Treatment (ETP):
1. To decrease the amount of fresh water used in industry
2. To purify industrial waste so that it can be recycled and used again
3. To comply with the government’s guidelines for pollution emissions and avoid facing severe penalties
4. To protect the environment from pollution.

4. Collection Tank in Effluent treatment (ETP)

The effluent water from the screening chamber is collected, stored, and then pumped to the equalisation tank by the collection tank.