Malfunctioning Of STP

Water is an inevitable part of the lives of all living beings on Earth and is as essential as food. Nature provides us with clean water for survival. It becomes wastewater or sewage after being consumed in various activities by human beings. Sewage primarily contains

wastewater generated from domestic, commercial, industrial, and agricultural activities. It is liquid hazardous in nature; hence, it must be collected by an appropriate sewerage system consisting of sewage networks for collection and a Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) for its treatment and conversion into reusable treated water to reduce the load on potable water for toilet flushing, washing, and irrigation purposes.

REASONS OF MALFUNCTIONING OF STP

Lack of regular and proper maintenance of STP
Overloading of the plant
Low level of Dissolved Oxygen in Aeration basins
Accumulation of excess sludge in the clarifier
Clogging of the filtration system due to lack of maintenance and replacing the filtration media
Shock loading of the plant with a toxic flow, such as high oil/grease and surfactants.

IMPACT OF MALFUNCTIONING OF STP

Excessive odour generation
Corrosion of components and air conditioning units in the facilities and vicinity
Health risk
Breeding of flies & mosquitoes
Poor quality of Treated Effluent, not suitable for reuse in the toilets & even for Irrigation

The malfunctioning of the STP is controlled by ABR Technology with the following benefits:

BENEFITS OF ABR TREATMENT IN STP

SIMPLE & COST-EFFECTIVE
REDUCED ELECTRICITY OPERATION
NO MACHINERY REQUIRED
CONTROL CORROSION OF PIPES
MAINTAIN QUALITY OF TREATED WATER WITHIN LIMITS OF CPCB
REDUCE THE LEVEL OF TDS
TREATED EFFLUENT CAN BE USED IN COOLING TOWER & IRRIGATION

BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT
NO CHEMICALS REQUIRED
NON-TOXIC & ECO-FRIENDLY BACTERIA
MAINTAIN AESTHETIC ENVIRONMENT AT SITE & VICINITY
100% CONTROL OF H₂S & CO EMISSION
CONTROL THE BREEDING OF MOSQUITOES AND FLIES
THE NON-TOXIC NATURE OF THE PRODUCT TESTED & APPROVED BY INDIAN AUTHORITIES

Technology is Approved by Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) of India