WASTEWATER TREATMENT
Most processing industries generate some type of waste effluent — usually water polluted with various chemicals — while great amounts of human habitation-generated municipal solid waste (MSW) and sewage are also produced daily.
To conform to strict environmental standards and protect public health and wellbeing, these effluents must be properly treated in order to remove contaminants before either reusing the water or releasing it back into nature.
The required separation and purification process is usually carried out in wastewater treatment plants, which handle large amounts of contaminated, often corrosive water.
For efficient, reliable, and safe operations, every component of a wastewater treatment plant must be sturdy, durable, and long-lasting.