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Building Access for “Waste-Water Management” Companies<br />
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In India, it is estimated that 22,900 MLD of domestic wastewater is<br />
generated from urban centres while 13,500 MLD of industrial<br />
wastewater is generated. The treatment capacity available for<br />
domestic wastewater is only for 5,900 MLD, against 8,000 MLD of<br />
industrial wastewater. Thus, there is a huge gap in treatment of<br />
domestic wastewater.<br />
Indian water treatment equipment industry is reasonably well<br />
established and cost-competitive. Locally fabricated equipment<br />
is about 30% cheaper than imported equivalents, but Indian firms<br />
have limited capabilities in designing technologies for larger scale<br />
water treatment plants. The water treatment market is evolving<br />
from chemical treatment and demineralisation technologies to<br />
greater use of membrane technology; thereby enhancing the<br />
quality of water available for re-use.<br />
BOD Discharge in<br />
Wastewater Management (t/d)<br />
3,510<br />
1,776<br />
Quality Standards define<br />
levels of:<br />
Coliforms Organism, pH,<br />
Dissolved Oxygen,<br />
Biochemical Oxygen,<br />
Free Ammonia and<br />
Boron<br />
Industrial<br />
Domestic<br />
Water Quality plays an important role in determining the type of<br />
technology / equipment, which will be used to treat and recycle<br />
wastewater.<br />
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