Pulp And Paper Industry Effluent Treatment Plant

A treatment plant is a process facility that handles industrial wastewater. The process involves removing pollutants and other contaminants from the wastewater, and making it suitable for release into the environment. Treatment plants are typically divided into several steps, including preliminary treatment, primary treatment, secondary treatment, and advanced treatment. A Pulp And Paper Industry Effluent Treatment Plant is designed to handle the wastewater from a pulp and paper mill. This plant can treat the wastewater from a mill, typically with a flow of about 500-1000 cubic meters per day. It will typically have three phases of treatment, with a primary treatment to remove the suspended solids and settleable solids. The plant will also have a secondary treatment to remove dissolved organic matter and dissolved inorganic matter. The advanced treatment phase is often used to remove volatile organic compounds.

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