by euroteck login | Mar 29, 2022 | Uncategorized
A large amount of wastewater is generated in India from industries and municipalities. But, on the contrary, according to CPCB, India’s sewage treatment plants treat only one-third of the sewage generated daily. In the wake of poor wastewater management, the Indian...
by euroteck login | Mar 29, 2022 | Community
The Central Pollution Control Board estimates that sewage generation will increase to over 120,000 MLD in India by 2051. Moreover, only one-third of the sewage is treated before its release in rivers, lakes, and ponds. These daunting numbers suggest the urgency for...
by euroteck login | Mar 29, 2022 | Wastewater
According to CBCP, India generates 72,368 MLD wastewater against 31,841 MLD treatment capacity. In addition, STPs are concentrated in larger cities, and CETPs are unevenly distributed across the states. As a result, with poor wastewater management, a large amount of...
by euroteck login | Mar 23, 2022 | Wastewater
Industries like textile, paper, pharmaceuticals, food, chemical, electric power plant, iron and steel, nuclear, oil and gas, petroleum, and others produce colossal amounts of wastewater and discharge it through plant outfall to a water body’s surface, an...
by euroteck login | Mar 22, 2022 | Wastewater
Natural water sources like rivers and lakes are designed to treat water naturally, but because of abundant wastewater – “India generates 72,368 MLD wastewater” (Source: CPCB) – the burden of water purification increases on them, which increases the urgency...
