The RO care India STP plant cleans effluent in a bio-friendly way inside a septic tank. A sewage treatment plant can be acquired to treat commercial and domestic waste as it is available in diverse sizes. The sewage treatment plant circulates air to boost the growth of bacteria that helps to degrade sewage faster.
A sewage treatment plant uses physical, biological, and chemical processes to degrade pollutants and produce safe sewage water called effluent and solid waste, termed sludge. The produced effluent can only be used in agricultural practices and type of fuel source. So, by using our STP plant, you can simply reduce water wastage and convert it into effluent.
A sewage treatment plant looks like a septic tank where sewage can run from the first tank and crosses over the chamber. After crossing the first tank, the oil, grease, and physical scums are separated on the top of the tank, and soils are accumulated at the bottom. In a continuous process, the sewage further travels to the second chamber, where hard-to-remove pollutants are separated.
The septic tank chamber is attached to the air pump that flows air inside the chamber to promote the aerobic bacteria’s growth. Then the contaminants are broken into sludge and effluent to get rid of physical, chemical, and bacterial presence. The final stage of the STP plant discharges the effluent in nature or is used for agricultural purposes.
When the STP treatment is over, the wastewater is safer for use rather than domestic purposes and can be flushed into the environment. The sewage treatment plants can discharge effluent directly into natural water bodies after completing the sewage treatment process.
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