Effluent Treatment Plant For Paper Industry

Further for producing top quality of writing and printing paper, high quality clean and fresh water is required, resulting in the release of a deluge of effluent and wastewater containing harmful chemicals such as solids, organic elements which are in bulk, organohalogenated compounds (AOX), phosphorus, nitrogen and a range of some of contaminants.

As a remedy, our prime and ultra-sophisticated effluent treatment plant for paper industry is the promising way for get rid of such effluent and wastewater in a controlled way. Besides, our industry clients also find such effluent treatment plants to be pretty economical which consume minimal power and are designed to comply with the guidelines and prevailing by-laws as are established by the government. Conversely, if left untreated, such effluent can cause a range of grave health hazards and can be a potential threat to environment too. Effluent Treatment Plant For Paper Industry:

During this process, an initial homogenization initiative is undertaken which is aligned with the process of ensuring pH neutralization, as is present in effluent, after which solids are broken down which are bigger in size. Then comes the step to target and destroy organic matter as may be present thereby, by the virtue of oxidation where effluent is brought in contact with ozone. Here, organic matter is dissolved into liquid is compressed by use of biogas and this step is followed by effluent getting filtered through a sand filter and then ultra-filtration membranes are pressed into service. In final lap, RO (reverse osmosis) completes this process, which provides a consistent supply of water clean water which can be reused during paper manufacturing process and then vacuum evaporation process is also being relied upon to treat rejection flow. Thus, the water as is drawn out from evaporation process, is also termed fit for reuse, while the solid presence is treated as a waste and is disposed off thereby.

It is important to notice here that such a task and framework, when is put into practice, becomes cumbersome since the level of contamination of effluent becomes higher and it calls for a professional approach by which minimal contamination is left when paper is produced after reusing of such water.

WASTE WATER AND TREATED WATER CHARACTERSTICS:-
Wastewater will have the following characteristics of before and after treatment as per PCB norms. As the BOD load is equally distributed in daily discharge, no separate BOD removal is suggested.