Grey Water Treatment Plant

Wastewater from domestic bathrooms, laundries, and kitchen outlets is called grey water. Statistics says that around 30 to 50 percent of the wastewater discharged to the sewer is contributed by grey water. Therefore, by recycling it, we can significantly reduce the load on the infrastructure. With Cleantech Grey water treatment Plant, you achieve excellent efficiency and productivity by recycling wastewater.

Typically, grey water may be contaminated with a wide range of insoluble and soluble substances such as detergent, dirt, lint, human hair, saliva, skin and other impurities. Whether it is an organic contaminant or inorganic, particulate or microbial, and surfactant or detergent; appropriate grey water recycling systems can help get the desired water quality.
It is to be noted that treating grey water becomes quite difficult when it gets mixed with the black water (wastewater from toilets), then it becomes greatly difficult to clean because the contamination levels go pretty high. We are the finest grey water treatment plant suppliers in town who simply aim to improve the quality of drinking water in your space.

Cleantech grey water filtration system should be installed in every household and commercial establishment so that there is a less burden on the public sewerage systems. It enhances the efficiency of municipal systems and ensures improved public health.

It is the process of removing insoluble material from the wastewater. The process efficiently reduces the material into almost negligible residue which is discharged into the public sewerage system. Remaining grey water flows to the second stage.
Biological Treatment Plant

In this process, air is flown into the water so that bacteria can consume impurities up to a large extent. To achieve the maximum metabolizing levels, a sustainable concentration of biomass is maintained in the chamber. As a result, almost all of the incoming waste gets cleaned, and the amount of residue is the minimum. Typically, 99.9% of the water can be reused which is a pretty high level of efficiency.

Ultrafiltration

Special membranes with microscopic pores prevent bacteria, virus, and particles. It is called ultrafiltration process. Membranes should be cleaned regularly by air scouring so that maximum cleaning is assured.