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Wastewater Treatment (STP/ETP)
Biological treatment for sewage and industrial effluents
Biological treatment is the heart of every sewage treatment plant (STP) and effluent treatment plant (ETP). When the microbial ecosystem inside your aeration tank is weak or unbalanced, COD and BOD rise, sludge bulks, foam forms and odour complaints follow.
Our bacterial biocultures reintroduce carefully selected strains of organic-degrading and nitrifying bacteria that accelerate the natural breakdown of pollutants — restoring plant health, improving settling and reducing dependence on chemicals.
Key Benefits
- Faster, consistent reduction of COD, BOD and TSS
- Improved sludge settling and reduced sludge volume
- Effective odour and septicity control
- Resilience against shock and hydraulic loads
- Lower chemical consumption and operating cost
- Revival of sick or under-performing plants
How It Works
Our Process
Plant & Water Assessment
We study your influent characteristics, plant design and operating data to understand the root cause.
Culture Selection
The right microbial consortium — aerobic, facultative or nitrifying — is matched to your effluent profile.
Dosing & Acclimatisation
A structured dosing schedule seeds and acclimatises the biomass for rapid, stable growth.
Monitoring & Optimisation
MLSS, DO and outlet parameters are tracked and the program is tuned until results stabilise.
Long-Term Support
Periodic dosing and technical guidance keep the plant compliant year after year.
Applications
- Residential & commercial STPs
- Industrial ETPs and ZLD pre-treatment
- Common effluent treatment plants (CETPs)
- Sewage pumping stations and collection pits
- Lakes, nallahs and water body bioremediation
- Grease traps and drain lines
Frequently Asked Questions
Most plants observe visible improvement in odour and water clarity within 7–15 days. COD/BOD stabilisation typically takes 3–6 weeks depending on plant condition, hydraulic retention time and influent load.
Yes. Our cultures are naturally occurring, non-pathogenic bacteria. They are safe to handle with basic precautions and leave no harmful residues in the treated water.
In most cases, yes. Bioculture dosing is a retrofit-friendly intervention that works within existing aeration and settling systems. We only recommend design changes when assessment shows they are essential.
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