Hospital STP and ETP Plant

About Hospital STP and ETP Plant

Hospital STP (Sewage Treatment Plant):

• Purpose: Designed to treat and manage sewage and wastewater generated by hospital facilities.

• Functionality: Treats sewage to remove contaminants, pathogens, and chemicals before being safely discharged or reused.

• Process: Typically involves physical, chemical, and biological treatment stages such as screening, aeration, filtration, and disinfection.

• Importance: Ensures the hospital™s wastewater complies with environmental standards and reduces the risk of waterborne diseases.

• Outcome: Provides safe, clean water for discharge or reuse (such as for landscaping or cooling systems), minimizing environmental impact.

Hospital ETP (Effluent Treatment Plant):

• Purpose: Specifically designed to treat industrial effluents generated by the hospital, such as from laboratories, pharmaceuticals, and kitchens.

• Functionality: Treats wastewater containing chemicals, heavy metals, and other pollutants that are non-biodegradable.

• Process: Includes processes like neutralization, coagulation, flocculation, filtration, and sometimes advanced treatments like reverse osmosis or activated carbon.

• Importance: Prevents harmful contaminants from entering the environment or public water systems, ensuring compliance with environmental and health regulations.

• Outcome: Purified effluent that meets discharge standards, ensuring hospital activities do not harm local ecosystems or public health.