STP, ETP, RO, DM (Water & Waste Water Treatment Plant)


India's speed of industrialization and development is at peak. New companies are becoming established every day. Of course in these companies, the best things are made for people but along with these, the waste material is expelled and the contaminated water also flows And the human wants that this waste material also be reused. 


For these things there are many treatment plants available in India which purify contaminated water from fractures. Well, companies also have to be aware of the environment and It is also important to take the proper steps for the good of the people. 

In India, Kelvin Water Technologies Pvt Ltd are one of the fastest and gradually waste water treatment company. Usually we use RO technology to clean water at home and It is usually used for saline water and kills all bacteria’s and viruses and gives us clean and disease free water.


From Industrial area,  unwanted and poisonous substances are also expelled like hazardous chemicals and many waste substance. For these things, The Effluent treatment plant (ETP) is used for their purification. And the other system is Sewage treatment plants (STP) This system is used for the evaluation of sewage if effluent generated by hotels, colonies etc. 

Kelvin Water Technologies Pvt Ltd is a ETP & STP plants manufacturers where the technology is proven, quality experts is in research. 
Their service is all over India. And Today's era, we also need to use good techniques.


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  1. waterdesigntechnologiesOctober 16, 2024 at 11:15 PM

    Informative and detailed content! You've covered the essential aspects of STP, ETP, RO, and DM water treatment plants really well. Understanding the significance of each system is key to proper water and wastewater management, and your explanation makes it easy to grasp.

    Looking for reliable water purification solutions? Contact us today – your trusted RO plant manufacturer in Gujarat for high-quality, sustainable water treatment systems!

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