TPS has more than 20 years of experience in the field of industrial wastewater treatment in a wide range of industries. We are the leader in decentralized industrial wastewater treatment in Germany and Pakistan and our export pursue to European countries.
As a first step we consult with customers, then plan and operate the wastewater treatment plants. According to requirements, we implement our physio-chemical, biological or membrane processes or combinations thereof, to achieve the required cleaning performance.
Water is one of the most important raw materials for industrial production. For this reason, processes are now used in water treatment that not only produce the required water quality, but also allow for recycling. The treated water can be reused for other purposes. Water recycling plants lead to a significant reduction in operational costs for productions.
An efficient and well-designed wastewater treatment system should be able to handle:
Pretreatment Screening
The pretreatment phase involves filtering large waste materials from the water. The rate of water inflow is also monitored in order to separate organic materials such as sand, glass, and stone.
Wastewater Aeration
After pretreatment, the process of aeration is used to supply oxygen to bacteria for purifying and preserving the wastewater. This development allows for biodegradation, which dissolves the organic substances that contain carbon into smaller compounds to form CO2 and water.
Primary Treatment
Primary treatment consists of the usage of equipment to break down large contaminants. Afterwards, extracting these contaminants is undertaken through the use of sedimentation. Secondary treatment is usually used alongside the primary method for the purposes of further removing organic matter, and sludge that were not caught during the primary treatment process.
Post Treatment
Chlorination dosing and UV purification systems are widely used methods to remove harmful microorganisms in water. Chlorine has gained its popularity due to its effectiveness in eradicating disease-causing bacteria. It does this by attacking the biological components of bacteria. As for UV purification, these systems depend on the intensity of the UV radiation, and the duration of time the microorganisms visible to the radiation. If the treated wastewater or reclaimed water will be used in water recreation parks, swimming pools, or for drinking applications, then a reverse osmosis or ultrafiltration system must be used as a final polisher.
