Electro Coagulation Effluent Treatment Plant

Product Description

An Electro Coagulation Effluent Treatment Plant is a type of wastewater treatment system that uses the electrochemical procedure known as electro-coagulation to remove pollutants from industrial wastewater. In order to create coagulants, which bind with the pollutants and cause them to precipitate or float to the surface, an electrical charge is applied to the wastewater during the process. Electro Coagulation Effluent Treatment Plant can be used independently of other wastewater treatment techniques like sedimentation, filtration, or disinfection, or it can work in tandem with them. Plants for this treatment are frequently used in the mining, food and beverage, chemical processing, and oil and gas sectors of the economy.