Physical
Treatment is
accomplished through physically removing the solid particles and oil
existing in waste water without using any chemicals or bacteria.
Chemical
Treatment is
the process where various chemicals are added to waste water within fast
and slow mixer units for removal of impurities contained within the water.
Biological
Treatment uses
aerobic and anaerobic bacteria for biodegradation of municipal or
industrial waste waters.
Advanced
Treatment systems
are used where impurities within waste waters cannot be removed via
conventional treatment methods. Advanced waste water treatment
process uses Ultrafiltration Membranes following physical, chemical and
biological treatment processes.
Advanced
treatment of municipal and industrial waste waters
High
quality water output
Especially
conditions with sensitive discharge limits to water basins
Treatment
of waters with a high impurity content
Obtaining
irrigation water from waste waters and reuse projects
Projects
where settlement area is insufficient for conventional methods
Projects
where waste water treatment plant is insufficient for capacity increases
Waste
water reuse in processes with high water consumption levels
