Technologies We Serve

Designed to treat domestic sewage, STPs remove contaminants and produce environmentally safe effluent, perfect for residential complexes and municipalities.

Ideal for industrial wastewater, ETPs handle complex effluents from industries like pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and textiles, ensuring regulatory compliance.

The refreshing allure of a sparkling swimming pool on a hot day. But keeping that water safe and enjoyable involves more than just throwing in some chlorine tablets.

MBBR plants offer compact and efficient biological treatment, ideal for industries with space constraints and high organic loads.

MBR plants combine biological treatment with advanced membrane filtration for industries requiring high-quality treated water.

ECPs use advanced electrochemical processes to treat wastewater, reducing chemical usage and ensuring sustainable solutions.

Pollutants: Synthetic dyes, chemicals, heavy metals (like chromium, copper), salts, and microplastics.
Source: Dyeing, bleaching, and washing processes.
Environmental Impact: High levels of chemical and color pollution, which can harm aquatic ecosystems.

Pollutants: Organic matter (sugars, fats, proteins), nutrients, oils, and grease.
Source: Washing, processing, packaging, and waste disposal.
Environmental Impact: High biological oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD), which depletes oxygen in water and can lead to fish kills.

Pollutants: Active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs), chemicals, solvents, and antimicrobial agents.
Source: Manufacturing processes, effluent discharge.
Environmental Impact: Can lead to drug-resistant bacteria and the presence of pharmaceutical residues in drinking water, affecting both human and environmental health.

Pollutants: Chlorinated organic compounds (from bleaching), lignin, fibers, dyes, and suspended solids.
Source: Pulping, bleaching, and paper manufacturing.
Environmental Impact: Can cause water discoloration, increase BOD, and release toxic substances like dioxins into water bodies.

Pollutants: Toxic chemicals, solvents, acids, alkalis, heavy metals, and hazardous waste.
Source: Production of chemicals, plastics, paints, and other materials.
Environmental Impact: Polluted water can contaminate groundwater, rivers, and lakes, causing toxicity to aquatic life and posing risks to human health.

Pollutants: Sediments, oils, greases, concrete washout, and chemicals.
Source: Construction sites, roadwork, and demolition.
Environmental Impact: Sedimentation can clog waterways, while chemicals like oil and concrete washout can harm aquatic life.