Panse Consultants Activated Sludge System in Pune

Activated Sludge System

Activated Sludge Process consist of the steps;

1.Aeration and agitation of this mixed liquor for the needed length of time.
2. Return the proper quantum of activated sludge for mixing with the wastewater, and Disposal of the redundant activated sludge.





Panse Consultants is the leading provides Activated Sludge System in pune, Maharashtra and india.The Activated Sludge system is the one of the main in( sewage treatment) waste water treatment process. Actuated sludge system was developed in England in 1914 and was so named because it involved the product of an actuated mass of microorganisms able of aerobically stabilizing the organic content of a waste water. Activated Sludge Process in waste water treatment is the most protean of the natural water treatment processes able of producing an effluent with any asked duck( Biological Oxidation Demand).

Panse Consultants provides Activated Sludge System, microorganisms are completely mixed with organics under conditions that stimulate their growth and waste accoutrements are removed.

Panse Consultants Pune is a well- known name in the field of Activated Sludge System, The generation of activated sludge or flocculation in waste water treatment is a slow process and the quantum so formed from any volume of waste water during its period of waste water treatment is small and shy for the rapid-fire and effective water treatment of the waste water which requires large attention of activated sludge. similar attention are erected up by collecting the sludge produced from each volume of waste water treated andre-using it in the water treatment of posterior waste water flows. The sludge sore-used is known as returned sludge. This is a accretive water treatment process so that ultimately further sludge has been produced and is available to maintain a feasible natural population of organisms to treatment the incoming wastes.

In the Activated Sludge system, waste water flows continuously into an aeration tank where air is fitted into the waste water to mix the waste water with the activated sludge, and also to give the oxygen demanded for the microorganisms to break down the organic adulterants.

A portion of the settled sludge is returned to the aeration tank( and hence is called return sludge) to maintain an optimum attention of shaped microorganisms in the aeration tank to break down the organics. Since further activated sludge is produced than is demanded for return sludge, the redundant sludge is discarded or “ wasted.