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WASTEWATER TREATMENT
Design a wastewater treatment system to suit the actual production process
Consulting services, design and control the wastewater collection and treatment system for the factory. By considering the quantity and characteristics of wastewater, area and goals of the project together
Select process from data
How many types of wastewater treatment systems are there? And which type should I choose?
There is no single system that works for every factory. Process selection, e.g. Activated Sludge or SBR aerated biological system Must be based on the type and concentration of pollutants, flow rate, fluctuation, area. and system operation pattern Do not choose based on the system name alone.
Set treatment guidelines
Consider process units and their dimensions in relation to design data and project goals.
Design and control work
Prepare engineering details Construction planning and control quality according to the agreed scope
Service scope
From new systems to analysis of existing systems
- Provide consultation and survey information on site
- Analyze treatment process options
- Design collection and treatment systems
- Establish guidelines for equipment, piping work, and related assembly work.
- Control construction work and coordinate system testing.
- Provide advice on system operation according to the project scope
Water quality and permit requirements must be considered according to the type of business. Area and laws in force at the time of the project
Frequently asked questions
Before starting to design a wastewater treatment system
Do I need to have water test results first?
Wastewater analysis results help make assessments more accurate. The team will consider together with the amount of wastewater. Production process and original system data
Do you accept improvements to the existing treatment system?
Considered according to the problem and scope of work. You should send the original water test results. and symptoms found for initial evaluation
Can the price be reported immediately?
Treatment system work requires knowing the design information and scope first. Estimated prices that are not based on on-site information may be highly inaccurate.
There is information on wastewater or the original system. Send it to the team to help consider.
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