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Typical Process of Packaged STP
Packaged STP can be applicable for below areas applicable for below areas
Sewage initially enters the primary settling tank. The tank incorporates specially designed Tube Settler Media, which reduces the suspended solids by 75% and the BOD by 25%. This zone is maintenance-free as it contains no moving parts.
The clarified effluent then enters the bio-reactor, which has an attached growth media like SAFF or FAB media and fine bubble diffuser membranes placed at the bottom of the tank. The SAFF / FAB media provides a large surface area for micro-organisms to attach themselves. These micro-organisms feed on the organic matter present in the effluent. The air bubbles help in thorough mixing of the liquid in the tank, besides providing vital oxygen.
The treated effluent then moves to the secondary settling tank. This tank incorporates specially designed Tube Settler Media for setting finer particles.
Sludge pumps are provided to remove sludge from the settling tanks and transfer it to Sludge Drying beds or a sludge de-watering device like a filter press.
The optional Tertiary Treatment includes equipment like chlorination for dis-infection and Multigrade Sand Filter & Activated Carbon Filter for removal of residual suspended solids, traces of organic materials, color and chlorine.
Typical Process of Packaged STP
Packaged STP can applicable for below areas
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Operations Principle of Package STP Plant
The process of Packaged STP is depending of characteristic of sewage however we are describing the typical process of Package STP in follows:
Sewage initially enters the primary settling tank. The tank incorporates specially designed Tube Settler Media, which reduces the suspended solids by 75% and the BOD by 25%. This zone is maintenance-free as it contains no moving parts.
The clarified effluent then enters the bio-reactor, which has an attached growth media like SAFF or FAB media and fine bubble diffuser membranes placed at the bottom of the tank. The SAFF / FAB media provides a large surface area for micro-organisms to attach themselves. These micro-organisms feed on the organic matter present in the effluent. The air bubbles help in thorough mixing of the liquid in the tank, besides providing vital oxygen.
The treated effluent then moves to the secondary settling tank. This tank incorporates specially designed Tube Settler Media for setting finer particles.
Sludge pumps are provided to remove sludge from the settling tanks and transfer it to Sludge Drying beds or a sludge de-watering device like a filter press.
The optional Tertiary Treatment includes equipment like chlorination for dis-infection and Multigrade Sand Filter & Activated Carbon Filter for removal of residual suspended solids, traces of organic materials, color and chlorine.
F.A.Q
The process of Packaged STP is depending of characteristic of sewage however
Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) is a process of purification of Sewage water and reusing for Gardening, Agricultural and other general Purpose. Treated Sewage water is purified and maintained as per the Pollution control board norms.
What is STP and how does it work? Spanning Tree Protocol (STP) is a Layer 2 network protocol used to prevent looping within a network topology. STP was created to avoid the problems that arise when computers exchange data on a local area network (LAN) that contains redundant paths.
Difference between Effluent treatment plant (ETP) and Sewage treatment plant (STP) 1- ETP may be a system that removes toxic and non-toxic material from water and making it usable for various purposes. STP unit removes contaminants from municipal wastewater or household sewage.
The purpose of a sewage treatment plant is to treat the wastewater as thoroughly as practically possible – and, even though such plants can often deal with more waste than a septic tank, they will still need emptying from time to time.
