At a glance
- Capacity
- From about 10 KLD; larger plants as modular trains
- Primary treatment
- Bar screen, oil and grease trap, equalisation, neutralisation
- Physico-chemical
- Coagulant and polyelectrolyte dosing, flash mixer, flocculator, clarifier or tube settler
- Biological
- Activated sludge, extended aeration or MBBR with fine-bubble diffusers
- Tertiary
- Pressure sand filter, activated carbon filter; UF / RO for reuse
- Sludge
- Sludge thickener, filter press or drying beds
- Textiles
- Chemicals
- Pharmaceuticals
- Food and beverage
- Paint and ink
- Automobile and engineering
No two effluents are the same. A dye house, an electroplating line and a dairy need very different treatment, so we start from your effluent analysis (pH, COD, BOD, TSS, TDS, oil and grease, colour, heavy metals) and your consent conditions.
See how each stage works in our guide to the ETP and STP process.
Technical specifications
| Capacity | From about 10 KLD; larger plants as modular trains |
|---|---|
| Primary treatment | Bar screen, oil and grease trap, equalisation, neutralisation |
| Physico-chemical | Coagulant and polyelectrolyte dosing, flash mixer, flocculator, clarifier or tube settler |
| Biological | Activated sludge, extended aeration or MBBR with fine-bubble diffusers |
| Tertiary | Pressure sand filter, activated carbon filter; UF / RO for reuse |
| Sludge | Sludge thickener, filter press or drying beds |
| Upgrades | MLD and ZLD with RO and evaporation |
Available models
| Effluent type | Main problem | Typical treatment |
|---|---|---|
| Textile dyeing | Colour, COD, high TDS | Equalisation, chemical treatment, biological, tertiary, RO for ZLD |
| Chemical and pharma | High COD, variable pH, solvents | Neutralisation, biological (often two-stage), carbon, evaporation |
| Food and dairy | High BOD, fats | Oil trap, equalisation, biological |
| Engineering and electroplating | Oil, metals, pH | Oil separation, chemical precipitation, clarification, filtration |
Applications
- Textiles
- Chemicals
- Pharmaceuticals
- Food and beverage
- Paint and ink
- Automobile and engineering
FAQs
What do you need to design an ETP?
Your daily effluent flow (KLD), an effluent analysis (pH, COD, BOD, TSS, TDS, oil and grease), the discharge standard or consent conditions, and the space available.
Can treated effluent be reused?
Yes. After tertiary treatment, UF and RO can recover water for cooling or process use. For zero liquid discharge, the RO reject goes to an evaporator.
Do you upgrade existing ETPs?
Yes. We add stages, replace diffusers, dosing systems, filters and media, and add RO for reuse.
Why buy from Filtsap
- Direct manufacturer, not a trader
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- Supply and export worldwide
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