Waste Water Treatment

Aeration is the heart of secondary treatment, where microorganisms break down organic pollutants. Blowers supply oxygen to aeration tanks, maintaining aerobic conditions essential for microbial activity. Twin and tri lobe blowers from Everest ensure consistent airflow with minimal energy consumption.

After sedimentation, sludge must be dewatered before disposal or reuse. Vacuum systems are used to extract water from sludge, reducing volume and improving handling. These systems offer high vacuum levels and robust performance even with viscous materials.

Filtration units in tertiary treatment remove fine particles and pathogens. Vacuum pumps create pressure differentials that enhance membrane filtration efficiency. Everest’s engineered systems support crossflow and microfiltration setups.

Waste water treatment often releases unpleasant gases like hydrogen sulfide and methane. Vacuum systems are used to extract and treat these gases, improving air quality and safety around treatment facilities.

In large plants, sludge and other semi-solid waste are transported using vacuum conveying systems. These systems reduce manual handling and improve hygiene and efficiency.