The waste water treatment process involves three critical stages. Depending on the water treatment problem and solution, more advanced treatment could be required, known as quaternary water treatment.
- Primary Water Treatment (solid removal)
- Secondary Water Treatment (bacterial decomposition)
- Tertiary Water Treatment (extra filtration)
Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTP) are expected to perform under difficult circumstances, and these systems are struggling to keep up with the strict environmental demands and industry needs.
Most wastewater treatment jobs involve many customers that have similar issues. Foul odors spread throughout the Waste Water Treatment Plants due to high levels of hydrogen sulfide. High BOD, COD, TSS and FOG that are causing fines and surcharges in many cases. Sludge build-up in WWTPs are requiring frequent and costly sludge removal, creating another water treatment challenge. Variable production schedules cause inefficiencies in the system and can also lead to high energy cost.
Water treatment solutions might involve clean oxide water treatment tablets, nanofiltration technology water treatment, polyaluminium chloride water treatment and ultrafiltration water treatment. Another treatment is flocculation water treatment, where solids form large clusters need removing from the water. This build up can happen naturally or purposefully with the help of chemical agents.
A common chemical used for water treatment services includes gypsum water treatments (also known as a water treatment additive). Gypsum can be used for water treatment to condition and remineralise fish farm water. Gypsum can also regenerate or revive aquatic environments like ponds, rivers, lakes and canals.
If you are experiencing any of the problems listed above, NCH Wastewater offers a range of solutions and waste water services to tackle all of your needs.