Mungeshpur Drain (W/ HARYANA STATE POLLUTION CONTROL BOARD (HSPCB), HARYANA)

The Mungeshpur Drain, located in Haryana, is a critically polluted watercourse primarily receiving municipal and industrial effluents, resulting in severe environmental degradation. Baseline analyses indicated biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) levels (~36 mg/L), chemical oxygen demand (COD) (~280 mg/L), dissolved oxygen (DO) (~0.8 mg/L), ammonia (~2 mg/L), high faecal coliform presence, and blackish septic conditions.

To address these challenges sustainably, the team at NICO implemented an innovative nanobubble (NB) water treatment technology. This technology, characterized by ultra-fine bubbles (<200 nm) and enhanced gas solubility, was strategically deployed through a side-stream abstraction and closed-loop polishing strategy.

Parameter Before Treatment After Treatment
BOD (mg/L) ~ 38 ≤ 10
COD (mg/L) ~ 280 ≤ 50
DO (mg/L) ~ 0.8 ≥ 5.5
AMMONIA (mg/L) ~ 4.2 0.05
COLOR/ODOR BLACKISH, SEPTIC CLEAR, ODOR-FREE
PATHOGENS FAECAL COLIFORM PRESENCE SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCED
SLUDGE VOLUME HIGH REDUCED DUE TO AEROBIC DIGESTION.

This project leverages advanced nanotechnology and serves as a scalable and replicable model for polluted waterways nationwide, clearly demonstrating the pivotal role of innovative technologies and robust quality processes in achieving sustainable environmental restoration.

NICO NANOBUBBLE INDIA CO.

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