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02 / Wastewater treatment

Wastewater treated with the next use in mind.

Sewage and effluent treatment systems planned around influent characteristics, treatment objectives and operating conditions.

Aeration basins within a wastewater treatment process
Biological treatment / process integration

Treatment, recovery & reuse

The process begins with the waste stream.

Flow and pollutant loads can vary throughout the day. HMS develops treatment scopes that connect biological or physical treatment, equipment integration and operational support with the required discharge or reuse objective.

Technical scope

Treatment routes for different waste streams.

01

Sewage treatment

Biological treatment options for domestic wastewater and sewage infrastructure.

  • Sewage treatment plants (STP)
  • Moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR)
  • Membrane bioreactor (MBR)
  • Sequencing batch reactor (SBR) and extended aeration
02

Effluent treatment

Treatment processes assessed against the characteristics of the industrial effluent.

  • Effluent treatment plants (ETP)
  • Dissolved air flotation (DAF)
  • Process equipment and instrumentation
03

Recovery & reuse

Further treatment defined by the reuse application and management of residual streams.

  • Treated-water recycling
  • Advanced treatment integration
  • Zero liquid discharge (ZLD) systems

Our approach

From influent data to a stable process.

01

Review flows and loads

Establish influent characteristics, flow variation and the existing or proposed collection arrangement.

02

Select the process route

Assess treatment technologies against space, operating requirements and the final water-quality objective.

03

Integrate the plant

Coordinate tanks, treatment equipment, electrical systems, pipework and process controls.

04

Support process stability

Connect commissioning with monitoring, maintenance and rehabilitation where required.

Residential sewageCommercial and institutional wastewaterIndustrial effluent

An informed starting point

Describe the stream. Define the outcome.

  • Influent analysis and flow profile
  • Discharge or reuse quality requirements
  • Site layout and existing treatment details

Share the available flow and quality records, including seasonal or production changes that affect the treatment load.

Connected expertise

Operation & maintenance

Wastewater treatment

Plan the next step for your wastewater.

Whether the requirement is a new plant, process rehabilitation or reuse, begin with the characteristics of the waste stream.

Discuss a waste stream