The need for wastewater treatment plants has never been greater, as increased human population and intensive industrialization place a growing strain on the world’s water resources. Wastewater is generated from a variety of sources, including residential homes, factories, power plants, and even farms. To ensure that this wastewater does not pose a threat to the environment or public health, it needs to undergo complex processes to filter out dangerous and harmful substances.

These processes typically involve a combination of chemicals and physical treatments, such as filtration, oxidation, incineration, and absorption. Setting up a wastewater treatment plant is not only vital to protecting our environment but also serves an important economic function by preventing hazardous contaminants from entering our waterways.