Process

Thus the capacity of DBESA CETP became 16 MLD.

The detailed Project Report of the First Phase was approved by NEERI, Nagpur and Second Phase was approved by IIT, Mumbai. The effluents after treatment are being disposed in the Thakurli creek through Nalla provided by MIDC.

For the on line measurement of various parameter, CETP has installed On Line pH Meter and Flow Meter. The microscope with CCTV camera has been installed for the microscopic observation of microorganisms in the biological treatment unit i.e. Aeration Tank. The electrically driven actuator valves with timer have been fitted for sludge removal. Hooter (alarm) system installed for indication of overloading of scrapper mechanisms due to accumulation of sludge.

The funding towards cost of CETP is as stated below :
The 50% amount of the project cost is collected from the Member Industries as the capital contribution and balance 50% is received from Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB) - 5%, Maharashtra Industrial Development Corporation (MIDC) - 20% and ministry of Environment and Forests, New Delhi (MoEF) - 25% by way of subsidy. We have not borrowed any amount from any financial institution.