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Pune, Maharashtra, India

Absolutely! WTE Infra specializes in treating dairy wastewater and converting it into odor-free, usable water. We utilize advanced technologies to remove contaminants and eliminate odors, leaving behind clean water suitable for irrigation or other non-potable applications. Would you like to learn more about our solutions for the dairy industry? Please send an email to enq@wteinfra.com/+918888889611 with the specific crops you're interested in.

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Yes, sewage treated water can technically be treated to a quality suitable for drinking. Here's a breakdown: -> Treated Sewage for Non-Drinking Purposes: Recycled sewage water is often used for other purposes after treatment, such as irrigation, industrial processes, or toilet flushing. This can be a sustainable way to conserve freshwater resources. -> Advanced Treatment for Drinking Water: Some countries with limited freshwater resources are exploring advanced treatment technologies to make recycled sewage water a viable source of drinking water. However, this is not yet a widespread practice. Overall, while technically possible, treating sewage water for drinking is not the most common approach. There are other factors to consider regarding cost, public perception & alternative sources of clean water. Team WTE Infra💙

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Thanks for the feedback! This video is designed to be primarily visual to showcase the process.

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This work is easy or not?

Yes, CO2 gas entering the mix bed polisher (MBP) can affect the water quality through the MBP in several ways: 1. Impact on pH 2. Increased conductivity 3. Potential for biofouling 4. Corrosion The overall impact of CO2 on the water quality through the MBP will depend on several factors, including: 1. The concentration of CO2 in the influent water 2. The pH of the influent water 3. The type of ion exchange resins used in the MBP 4. The operating conditions of the MBP If you are concerned about the potential impact of CO2 on your MBP, it is recommended to consult with a water treatment specialist. Above information is tentative. Team WTE💙

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Proportional Integral Derivative Diagram

P&ID is an abbreviation meaning 'Piping and Instrumentation Diagram'

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mixed bed and degasser

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