Wastewater

The preliminary stage (primary treatment) focuses on removing large solids that could damage pumps or interfere with downstream processes. Stainless steel bar screens trap debris, while pumps maintain flow and pressure for further treatment.

This stage breaks down organic matter using aerobic and anaerobic processes. Aerobic bacteria convert organic waste into stable inorganic solids, while anaerobic digestion handles more resistant materials.

Here, remaining suspended solids and pathogens are removed to produce clean effluent. Filtration systems and disinfection units ensure water quality meets environmental standards.

Waste Activated Sludge (WAS) from secondary treatment is combined with primary sludge for stabilization. Anaerobic digesters operate at 90–95°F, converting organic matter into methane (CH₄) and carbon dioxide (CO₂), significantly reducing pathogen levels.

Centrifuges and dewatering filter presses reduce the liquid content of sludge, producing biosolids with significantly lower weight and volume for disposal.

Our wastewater solutions offer:
✅ Accurate and reliable flow, level, and pressure monitoring
✅ Improved operational efficiency and plant performance
✅ Reduced environmental impact through optimized processes
✅ Easy integration and low-maintenance designs