Hospital Effluent Treatment Plant

A Hospital Effluent Treatment Plant (HETP) is a specialized system designed to treat wastewater generated by healthcare facilities, ensuring that it meets regulatory standards before being discharged into the environment.

*Key Features of a Hospital Effluent Treatment Plant:
-Comprehensive Wastewater Treatment: Treats a wide range of hospital waste, including sewage, disinfectants, pharmaceutical residues, and medical fluids.
-Advanced Filtration & Disinfection: Utilizes processes like activated carbon filtration, UV disinfection, and chemical dosing to remove contaminants and pathogens.
– Chemical & Biological Treatment: Includes both biological and chemical treatment methods to break down organic waste and neutralize harmful chemicals.

Hospitals produce a variety of effluents, including wastewater from bathrooms, kitchens, laundry, as well as highly contaminated water from medical procedures. The HETP treats these diverse waste streams to remove harmful substances such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, pathogens, and heavy metals.

1. Key Features of a Hospital Effluent Treatment Plant:
-Comprehensive Wastewater Treatment: Treats a wide range of hospital waste, including sewage, disinfectants, pharmaceutical residues, and medical fluids.
-Advanced Filtration & Disinfection: Utilizes processes like activated carbon filtration, UV disinfection, and chemical dosing to remove contaminants and pathogens.
-Chemical & Biological Treatment: Includes both biological and chemical treatment methods to break down organic waste and neutralize harmful chemicals.
-Customizable Design: Tailored to suit the specific needs and capacity of the hospital, depending on the size and type of effluent generated.
-Energy-Efficient: Designed for low power consumption, making it an environmentally friendly solution.
-Compliance: Ensures that treated effluent meets local and international environmental standards for safe disposal or reuse.