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Septic Tanks 101: Everything you ever wanted or didn’t want to know

Feb 12, 2019

Khushboo Shroff

biological treatment, environment, Wastewater treatment

Bio Solutions, Biotech, Environment, Microbes, Sanitation, Sustainable Solutions, Wastewater Treatment, Water

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There isn’t enough conversation about septic tanks in our regular day-to-day lives. As a consequence, we don’t know enough about septic tanks. What do they do and how do they work and how do we maintain them? These are all questions everybody should know the answers too.

Chemical cleaning products are destroying the ecosystem and your septic tank

Jan 31, 2019

Khushboo Shroff

biological treatment, Chemicals, ecosystem, environment, Wastewater treatment

Bio Solutions, Biotech, Environment, Microbes, Sustainable Solutions, ThinkSafe, Wastewater Treatment

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A septic tank is an essential first step in the efficient and effective means of treating wastewater generated in every one of our homes and offices. But it is not a catch-all for all kinds of household waste. Keep your septic tank safe to keep the environment safe.

Where does sewage go?

Jan 27, 2019

Khushboo Shroff

septic tanks, sewer, waste management

Bio Solutions, Environment, Public Health, Sanitation, Sustainable Solutions, ThinkSafe, Wastewater Treatment

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It is crucial to examine what goes into our waste water, and know and understand where it goes once it leaves our home. It is time to start examining what we put in our cleaning products and how toxic the waste water we create is. Because the health of our waterways, oceans and all the living beings depends on it.

Microbster – The robust eco-friendly input for Biomass Development

Nov 20, 2018

natasha kamat

biological treatment, Chemicals, industrial water treatment, pollution control, Wastewater treatment

Bio Solutions, Biotech, Environment, Industrial Wastewater, Microbes, Sustainable Solutions, Wastewater Treatment

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With the world’s water consumption increasing rapidly and the rise of untreated release of water by industries, the perils of inefficient wastewater treatment has recently come to the fore.

Serving wastewater issues tirelessly

Sep 26, 2017

Amol Borude

Bangladesh, COD, COD BOD, Organica Biotech, Wastewater treatment

Wastewater Treatment

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With a penetrating experience of 17 years in the wastewater treatment industry we have redressed the grievances of over 3000 industries globally. Key issues worrying the wastewater treatment industry are high COD and BOD levels, MLSS development, sustaining the treatment mechanism at high TDS levels in the treated water and thus the difficulty in keeping up with PCB norms. We have catered to industries in the textile and die industry alongside pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, tanneries and numerous other sectors.

Blue dogs in Taloja : Offshoot of Industrial waste

Aug 18, 2017

Shruti Dambhare

Blue Dogs, Chemical reaction, MIDC, Taloja, Wastewater treatment

Environment, Industrial Wastewater

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Locals spotted several blue dogs in the Taloja industrial area. The dismal story of the pollution of the Kasadi river by industries in the area is the causal heart rending eye-opener. The life of animals, both aquatic and terrestrial is under high risk. The once lively river is now full of untreated harmful waste that has depleted the aquatic life of the river. The number of crabs and fish has drastically fallen down. The major contributors to the raging pollution levels are the dye and chemical industries that are in the proximity of the water body. This is a clear impact of effluents from industries affecting innocent and helpless animals. Social workers and activists striving to save the river since a decade hold the irresponsible behaviour of the industries and the neglect shown by the waste water treatment body as the major cause, and rightly so.

Serving wastewater issues tirelessly

Aug 08, 2017

Amol Borude

Bhilwad, Cleanmaxx, COD BOD, Organica Biotech, Wastewater treatment

Wastewater Treatment

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With a penetrating experience of 17 years in the wastewater treatment industry we have redressed the grievances of over 3000 industries globally. Key issues worrying the wastewater treatment industry are high COD and BOD levels, MLSS development, sustaining the treatment mechanism at high TDS levels in the treated water and thus the difficulty in keeping up with PCB norms. We have catered to industries in the textile and die industry alongside pharmaceuticals, petrochemicals, tanneries and numerous other sectors.

Higher life forms and their role in waste water treatment

May 18, 2017

Tiham Quraishi

Bacteria, Bioculture, Organica Biotech

Wastewater Treatment

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The general awareness regarding microbes has greatly increased over the past few decades. However, little is known about their distant cousins, ‘Protozoans and Metazoans’, more popularly known as ‘higher life forms’. Both these categories of organisms are of great value to industrial effluent treatment. Microorganisms constitute 95% of population in an ideal activated sludge ,of which 4 % of this microbial population consist of higher life forms. Although these higher life forms contribute very little to the removal of organic nutrients, their presence however greatly enhances the clarity of the water and provides an indication of effluent condition (Eg. Toxicity,organic load, dissolved oxygen etc.).

Aswachh Mumbai – the problem of poor waste management

May 15, 2017

Priyanka Jadhav

Mumbai, Organica Biotech, Waste water Treatment

Sanitation, Wastewater Treatment

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Mumbai is the city of glitz and glamor; of highrises and plush hotels and housing complexes, of bars and exotic restaurants, of soaring real estate values, of gilded star homes at Bandra and Juhu, of swanky cars and malls and international brands etc. But underneath all that jazz, Mumbai grapples with a giant problem- waste management. The city’s faring poorly when it comes to handling proper, hygienic disposal of human and kitchen refuse. Any number of factors might be responsible for this.

Tackling ammonia in effluents

Jan 05, 2017

Sumeet Sharma

Effluent, Organica Biotech, Waste water Treatment

Wastewater Treatment

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In recent times, due to the limited availability of water resources and rapid industrialization, it is mandatory to preserve water quality. Ammonia is one of the most common pollutant observed in industrial and agricultural effluents. It is used as a bleaching agent in chemical industries and also in production of fertilizers, plastics and explosives. In effluents ammonia exists in equilibrium with ammonium ions. The concentration of ammonia gas increases with increase in pH and temperature. At neutral pH most of the ammonia exists as dissolved ammonium ions, but as the pH increases to 12, both ammonium ions and gaseous ammonia coexist in the effluent. The estimation of Ammonia in effluents is generally carried out by Nessler’s method and is determined as Ammonical Nitrogen (NH3-N) in ppm.

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