Industries / Sugar & starch

Sugar and starch effluent treatment. ETPs for sugar mills, starch and glucose plants.

Yellow UASB reactor shell seen from below

What makes sugar & starch effluent difficult

High BOD

Sugar and starch losses make the effluent strong and fast to turn septic.

Seasonal operation

Crushing seasons mean the plant must start up quickly each year.

Large water use

Recycling condensate and process water saves significant cost.


What you get

  • Site audit and effluent analysis before any design
  • Process design and DPR sized to your flow and board discharge norms
  • Clarifiers and MGF + ACF filters supplied by us
  • Installation supervision by our engineers
  • Commissioning by our engineers, guaranteed to work at the agreed design flow and load
  • Board queries answered by us: any pollution control board question about our design or equipment

Questions

How do you handle seasonal start-up?

We design for quick re-start after the off-season and advise on keeping the biology alive between seasons.

Can we reduce fresh water use?

Yes. Recycling treated water and condensate is often the biggest saving in a sugar or starch plant.

Get a quote for your plant. Share your flow and effluent type. An engineer replies within 24 hours.

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