Smart Wastewater Solutions for a Cleaner & Sustainable Future
An ETP is a specialised system designed to remove contaminants from industrial wastewater before discharge or reuse. It treats effluents from various industries, ensuring compliance with Pollution Control Board (PCB) guidelines while minimising environmental impact.
An ETP is chosen based on the quality, type and size of the effluent along with the industry it is going to be used in.
Advantages & Benefits of Hydromo’s ETP
Custom-Engineered Solutions
Designed for your specific industry and wastewater type.
Regulatory Compliance
Ensures your facility meets all PCB & environmental board standards.
Cost-Effective Water Management
Reduces freshwater consumption and operational costs.
Sustainability at Its Core
Protects natural water bodies and promotes eco-friendly practices.
In-house R&D & Lab Testing
Advanced analysis for optimized treatment efficiency.
24 x 7 Support & Maintenance
Ensuring smooth, uninterrupted operations.
Here are some popular industries in which ETPs are used:
Removes dyes, chemicals, and toxins from wastewater.
Treats hazardous effluents and chemical residues.
Ensures safe disposal of organic waste and contaminants.
Eliminates heavy metals, oil, and grease from wastewater.
Reduces water wastage and ensures regulatory compliance.
Effluent Treatment Plant Projects
See how we’ve made this solution work on-ground.
FAQ's
An Effluent Treatment Plant is a system designed to treat industrial wastewater, ensuring that harmful contaminants are removed before the water is discharged or reused.
ETP helps industries comply with Pollution Control Board (PCB) guidelines, reduce water pollution, lower operational costs, and promote sustainability by treating and reusing wastewater.
ETPs are essential for textile, pharmaceutical, chemical, food & beverage, automotive, metal, power plants, refineries, and many more industries that generate wastewater.
ETPs remove contaminants through multiple stages: • Primary Treatment – Removes large particles and oil. • Secondary Treatment – Uses biological processes to break down organic matter. • Tertiary Treatment – Filters, disinfects and prepares water for reuse or safe discharge.