We Are Dedicated To Creating A
Better Tomorrow For Tomorrow
Better Tomorrow For Tomorrow
- +91 8779667289
- info@ansuengg.co.in
- 201, Namra Heights CHS LTD, Sector: 19, Kharghar-410210
About Our Industry
Technical Experts And Excellent engineering team
Ansu Engineering was established in the year 2012 to cater to site work of different disciplines like Erection and commissioning of Sewage & Effluent Treatment Plant including Mechanical, Electrical and Instrumentation Work.
Manpower Services To Operate
We provide manpower services to operate the Water and Wastewater treatment plants in an effective budget plan with value added features.
We Are Innovators Not Imitators
Our organization is committed to excellence and always tries to do something innovative to further its growth so that we can create a better tomorrow.
Services
Other Services
We provide STP ( Sewage Treatment Plants ), ETP ( Effluent Treatment Plants ), WTP ( Water Treatment Plants ), WWTP ( Wastewater Treatment Plants ) AMC ( Annual Maintenance Contract ) Services.
- Operation & Maintenance of treatment facilities for STP, ETP and WTP by Deputing manpower with relevant experience.
- Visit of the Technician/ Expert to ascertain the regular operation and maintenance of the STP, ETP and WTP once in a month.
- Operators shall carry dosing of required chemicals as per the optimum requirement for our guidelines & instructions.
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How do treatment plants protect our environment?
A wastewater treatment plant cleans the water so it can be safely returned to the environment. It removes various solids, which includes everything from rags and sticks to sand and smaller particles found in wastewater. It reduces organic material and pollutants by the controlled action of helpful bacteria and other microorganisms that consume organic matter in wastewater. The bacteria and microorganisms are then separated from the water and then disinfected. The process also restores oxygen to the water to ensure the water has enough oxygen to support life in our creeks, rivers, and lakes.
