WASTE WATER TREATMENT / SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT

The treatment of wastewater, including sewage, sullage, and kitchen waste, involves a multi-stage process designed to remove sediments, dissolved or suspended organic contaminants, oil, grease, and reduce biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD), and nitrogenous matter to meet the regulatory standards for discharge or reuse.

The main goal of sewage treatment is to ensure that the treated effluent does not pollute the soil or groundwater when discharged back into the environment or that it is safe to recycle for various intended uses. Treated sewage can be repurposed for a wide range of applications in residential areas, commercial establishments, and industrial facilities. Recycling treated sewage has the potential to reduce fresh water consumption by up to 60%.

The size and technology of the sewage treatment plant are determined by factors such as the volume and characteristics of the sewage, required output quality, space availability, site conditions, and the intended uses of the treated water.

Types of Sewage Treatment Technologies and Processes

COEQUAL INFOTECH offers a variety of sewage treatment plant designs, including conventional, modular, packaged, and containerized systems, utilizing several advanced technologies:

✎ Activated Sludge Process (ASP)
✎ Fluidized Bio Bed Reactor (FBBR)
✎ Submerged Aerobic Fixed Film Reactor (SAFF)
✎ Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR)
✎ Membrane Bio Reactor (MBR)

These plants can be installed on the ground, underground, or on elevated platforms, depending on site conditions and user preferences. COEQUAL INFOTECH customizes solutions to meet specific client needs, ensuring efficient wastewater treatment while adhering to environmental standards.

Process Automation and Remote Monitoring

While a manual sewage treatment system can be just as effective as an automated one if operated and maintained properly, process automation plays a crucial role in reducing operational complexity and minimizing human errors. COEQUAL INFOTECH leverages advanced electronics and IT/Cloud-based tools for partial or complete automation and remote monitoring of sewage treatment plants. This integration of technology ensures smooth operation, higher efficiency, and real-time control, reducing the risk of downtime and improving overall system reliability.

How COEQUAL INFOTECH Fits In

As a leading sewage treatment plant manufacturer with a strong presence in Bengaluru, Tamil Nadu, and key cities across South India, COEQUAL INFOTECH is a vertically integrated, professionally managed organization, driven by a dynamic team of qualified technocrats and environmental specialists.

With over of combined experience in designing, building, commissioning, and servicing wastewater treatment systems (sewage and sullage) for a wide range of applications, including residential apartments, townships, educational institutions, malls, hotels, resorts, hospitals, commercial complexes, SEZs, and industries, we are recognized for our formula-driven designs, innovative technological solutions, and seamless project execution. Our focus on high-quality execution is complemented by efficient after-sales service.

Our range of aerobic sewage treatment plants spans from modular 25 KLD plants to custom-built STPs with capacities up to 1000 KLD. These systems are designed for cost-effectiveness, ease of use, and long-term durability. We use only premium materials and branded components to ensure consistent performance, lower maintenance costs, and optimized operational efficiency.

At COEQUAL INFOTECH, we help our clients choose the right sewage treatment technology and equipment through a thorough Need Analysis and Site Evaluation Study. This methodical approach, combined with our deep domain expertise, results in systems with near-zero failure rates.

We also offer a variety of after-sales service packages, including tailored operation and maintenance (O&M) contracts and annual maintenance agreements (AMCs) for sewage treatment plants. Our organization is driven by professional practices, stringent quality control processes, and ethical standards, ensuring superior product quality, robust preventive maintenance, and timely support.

Why Sewage Treatment is Necessary?

The growing global population, rising living standards, and increasing water consumption for agricultural and industrial purposes have led to a significant imbalance between the availability of fresh water and its consumption. Water usage continues to rise without signs of slowing down, putting immense pressure on available freshwater resources.

As we look to the future, the conservation of fresh water and the recycling of wastewater will become some of the most critical environmental issues. In fact, the World Economic