Large number of aluminum die casting units need to have large melting furnaces, stationary or tilted one to melt various aluminum alloys according to the client specifications. The furnaces can be electrically heated or oil fired. The process which involves re-melting of aluminum waste using oil-fired furnaces in aluminum die casting units demand centralized ducting along with air pollution control system.

One of such installation is at Oswal Electricals in Faridabad, India.

Industries with relatively low discharge of waste water can easily accommodate Batch Process ETPs in their units. They are compact and require low floor area. Many small electroplating units and even large printing industries have installed our systems. One of such installation is at Kumar Printers Pvt. Ltd. IMT Manesar, Gurgaon, India.

When the waste water generation per day is high and cannot be handled in Batch Proceed ETPs, then Continuous Process ETPs are the only solution. Different chemicals are dosed automatically according the nature of the waste water in different reaction chambers followed by tube settler. The treated water after passing through DMF or ACF is finally discharged.

The combination of anaerobic treatment followed by chemical treatment at G. D. Foods Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, India is one of such installations.

Dust particle generated during grinding or polishing is a major challenge in many industries. Clutch plate and brake shoe manufacturing units generate large amount of particulate matter. Dust Collection Systems such as cyclones and baghouses are the corrective measures to handle the problem.

Baghouses installed at FCC RICO Ltd., IMT Manesar, Gurgaon, India is one of such installation.