Pollution Control Board norms
Discharged effluent must stay within 100 mg/L total suspended solids, pH 5.5 to 9, 10 mg/L oil and grease, 30 mg/L BOD and 250 mg/L COD. These limits are not optional — an industry that exceeds them faces legal action.
We design, build and install effluent, sewage and resource recovery systems that bring your discharge within Pollution Control Board norms — and put water, oil and chemicals back into your process.
Treating and recovering liquid waste is a legal requirement, a cost saving and a responsibility — usually all three at once.
About the companyDischarged effluent must stay within 100 mg/L total suspended solids, pH 5.5 to 9, 10 mg/L oil and grease, 30 mg/L BOD and 250 mg/L COD. These limits are not optional — an industry that exceeds them faces legal action.
Textile, surface coating, electronics, pharma and fertiliser plants routinely dispose of excess or polluted water, oil and chemicals instead of recovering them. As demand for those resources rises, so does your operating cost. Our systems recover them for reuse.
Untreated effluent harms the environment and pollutes the fresh water sources everyone depends on. Our systems treat it so that what leaves your site is harmless.
Pick your industry to see the systems that usually apply to it.
Share your flow rate, the kind of waste water and what you want to recover. We will study it and suggest a system.