Etp Pump

ETP Pump

ETP Pumps or Effluent Treatment Plant Pumps are designed for use in the treatment of effluents. Technically, effluent means the waste water or sewage which is treated in treatment plants. Effluent is not ordinary waste water from bathrooms or kitchens or domestic sewage but it discharge from industrial premises.

The effluent particularly is the treated water which left behind scum, spent chemicals slurry or sludge and muck which are generated in commercial or industrial premises.

Function of an ETP Pump 

Effluent treatment plants are installed for the removal of various types of contaminants mixed in water in industrial processes. The pollutants may be debris, spent chemical, toxic and non-toxic materials, grit, polymers and organic compounds. ETP plants are setup for treating industrial wastewater for the twin purpose: the first one is making it reusable, such as for irrigation or making it safe for discharge into water bodies.

Untreated sludge or slurry discharged into rivers or lakes create humungous level of pollution in water bodies. This is the reason that governments in every country prohibit release industrial toxic water into rivers or ponds. 

An ETP Pump aids in the process of treatment industrial wastewater. The industrial wastewater is directed to a storage area from where it is pumped to the treatment plant. The sludge or slurry taken in by the ETP is called influent and the treated water that is pumped outside for discharge into river or storage for further use is called the effluent. After the treatment the dirt, muck, slurry or other solid dissolved elements are left behind in waste collection tank from where these are disposed off safely.

ETP serves the dual purpose of preventing pollution of water bodies and water conservation by generating reusable water.

The ETP Pumps are designed mainly in three types: centrifugal pumps and progressive cavity pump. Centrifugal pumps are designed for transporting fluid by converting rotational kinetic energy into hydrodynamic energy. The rotational energy is generated by an electric motor or engine. While a progressive cavity pump is a type of positive displacement pump which carries liquid by way of small progressions generated by the rotor fixed inside.

Features of ETP Pumps

ETP Pumps are high utility pumps used in the treatment of industrial wastewater. The pumps are known for several impressive features, such as:

• Low internal velocity
• Uniform flow
• Positive displacement principal
• Minimal wear of components and parts
• Non-clogging
• Simple Design
• Easy maintenance

ETP Pumps are extremely useful for treating wastewater generated from different industries. These pumps are suitable for pumping sludge, sewage, slurry, mud, water with grit, spent chemicals, dye colours, paints sludge, molasses, abrasive slurry and various others. The pumps are highly demanded in the market. Cognizant of the demands of pumps in the market, the manufacturers and suppliers listed at Tradeindia are dealing in different designs of pumps to cater to all the requirements in the effluent treatment plants. We welcome the inquiries from buyers all over India and assure them to provide the best deals here at very reasonable prices.

FAQs:

What is the purpose of ETP Pump?

ETP pumps are used in effluent treatment plants. The ETP pumps are used for pumping all kinds of sludge, slurry, muck, scum, organic waste or compounds, heavy dirt, paint sludge, and other types of industrial wastewater for treatment in the effluent treatment plants.

Is ETP treated water suitable for reuse?

Treated water from effluent treatment plants can be reused for irrigation, cleaning works in large premises, and washing of automobiles. ETP helps in conservation of water.

Why treatment of wastewater is necessary?

Treatment of wastewater from industries and commercial premises are necessary to prevent the pollution of water bodies. Untreated water from industrial complexes causes immense pollution to the water bodies. Treatment of contaminated water helps in substantial reduction of contamination of water bodies. 

What are the advantages of ETP?

 

• Effluent treatment plants helps in the reduction of water pollution. The main advantages of ETP are:
• It enables reuse of industrial wastewater
• Prevents pollution of water bodies, such as rivers, lakes, ponds, and seas
• Protects the contamination of ground because contaminants released in water bodies gradually spread to the underground water sources
• Protection of the nature

 

Is ETP pump suitable for abrasive slurry?

ETP pumps are designed for dealing with all kinds of slurries including abrasive slurry.