Overview
Hydro India is a sewage treatment plant manufacturer in Chennai, India, providing ETP and STP spares and DM plant manufacture services. The facility is operational and serves the Chennai metropolitan area.
Hydro India is a sewage treatment plant manufacturer located in Chennai, India, offering services including DM plant manufacture and ETP and STP spares supply. The facility is operational and supports the wastewater management needs of the Chennai region, a major urban center on the southeastern coast of India. As a manufacturer rather than a municipal treatment plant, Hydro India operates within India's regulatory framework for industrial wastewater management, governed by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and state pollution control boards. These regulations mandate treatment standards for industrial effluents and sewage, aligning with the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act of 1974. The facility's activities contribute to the protection of local water bodies, including the Cooum River and the Adyar River, which flow through Chennai and ultimately discharge into the Bay of Bengal. Proper treatment of sewage and industrial effluents is critical to prevent pollution in these ecologically sensitive coastal waters.
Environmental context
Chennai's wastewater infrastructure drains into the Cooum and Adyar rivers, which flow into the Bay of Bengal. The coastal ecosystem supports diverse marine life and is important for local fisheries. Effective treatment of sewage and industrial effluents is essential to prevent eutrophication and protect the health of the bay's coastal waters.
Frequently asked questions
Hydro India is located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, a major city on the southeastern coast of the country.
Hydro India manufactures sewage treatment plants, DM plants, and supplies ETP and STP spares, supporting wastewater treatment infrastructure in Chennai.
As a manufacturer of treatment plants and spares, Hydro India provides equipment and components used in treating sewage and industrial effluents, helping to reduce pollution in local water bodies.
Wastewater treatment in India is regulated by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) and state boards under the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, which sets standards for effluent discharge.
Industrial wastewater in Chennai typically requires treatment to meet CPCB standards, often involving primary, secondary, and sometimes tertiary processes, depending on the effluent characteristics.
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