Our Effluent Treatment Plants (ETP) are engineered to treat industrial wastewater before it’s discharged or reused — removing suspended solids, oils, organic load and dissolved contaminants through a sequence of physical, chemical and biological stages. The right configuration depends on the effluent characteristics of your site, from textile and pharma units to food processing and manufacturing facilities.
Coagulation, flocculation and sedimentation remove suspended solids, oils and heavy metals through chemical dosing alone.
Best for · Metal & plating unitsActivated sludge or MBBR-based biological treatment breaks down dissolved organic load using aerobic bacterial cultures.
Best for · Food & beverage unitsChemical pre-treatment followed by biological polishing — the most common configuration for mixed industrial effluent.
Best for · Textile & pharma unitsAdds evaporation and crystallization stages so treated effluent is fully recovered, leaving no liquid discharge to environment.
Best for · High-TDS & CPCB-mandated sitesEverything about effluent treatment plants.
An STP treats domestic sewage while an ETP treats industrial effluent, which often contains chemicals, oils or heavy metals requiring specialised treatment stages.
Manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, textiles, food processing and other industries that generate chemical or process wastewater are typically required to install an ETP.
Our ETPs use physical, chemical and biological treatment stages, with continuous monitoring to meet pollution control board discharge norms.
Yes. We design each ETP based on your effluent characteristics, flow rate and applicable regulatory standards.
Yes, our team assists with documentation and compliance support alongside the design and installation of your ETP.