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Energy Efficient Programme For Waste Water Treatment
Energy Efficient Programme For Waste Water Treatment
Chola Aqua Technologies & Services offers an Energy Efficient Programme (EEP) for Waste Water Treatment, which results in significant and sustainable savings in STP and ETP operations. Energy saving is achieved by improving business via metering, monitoring, control solutions and cost optimisation services. The company is an energy expert improving business via consultative-services, technical and behavioural energy action plans and implementation – a green partner improving business via environmentally friendly and energy reducing practices. In waste water treatment facility aeration process consumes more energy like more than 10% of the total plant power usage. The proposed energy efficient mechanism helps to reduce the energy consumption, it leads to save and reduce the cost of O&M. > The EEP (Energy Efficiency Program) reduces energy consumption through optimisation of the aeration system with dissolved oxygen monitoring and control technology and also with STP process cycle improvement and operational flexibility.
Benefits:
- Cheaper
- Each kWh saved avoids about 3x the generation production
- Demand response programs cost about half of typical electricity costs quicker
- Technology is available today with short term results cleaner
- Produces no environmental impact
- Enhanced security
- EFP is home-grown – it reduces dependence on power out scorching
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- Applications recommended in aeration tanks at STP facility
- Installation offer without any upsets in normal operation
- Payback period within 6-12 months
- Saving will be 45% to 62% of the energy consumed for aeration process
- This practice can be applied wherever blowers installed
- This technique should be employed at aeration and equalisation tanks
- Maximising energy use and efficiency, help to avoid negative impacts on environment (CO2 reduction)
- Leads to green environment
- Well accepted and proven methodology