Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)
Before being released into the environment or returned to municipal water bodies, domestic wastewater—also referred to as sewage or sanitary wastewater—is treated at a sewage treatment plant (STP). An STP's main objective is to rid the sewage of impurities and toxins in order to safeguard the environment and public health. An outline of the elements and procedures typically present in a STP is provided below.
Plant for Sewage Treatment (STP) The process of eliminating toxins from wastewater, especially domestic sewage, is known as sewage treatment. It uses biological, chemical, and physical methods to get rid of these impurities and generate treated wastewater, also known as treated effluent, that is safe for the environment.
