Waste Management Services

  Most businesses generate some time of liquid waste in the form of waste water and acids, oil and grease, sludge, industrial chemicals, and more. If all this liquid waste is left unmanaged and returned to the environment untreated, it may result in complicated environmental and health issues, and necessitate extensive treatment subsequently. Regulations about industrial and commercial liquid waste disposal in Australia are strict as they can be harmful to human life and environment if the liquid waste disposal is not performed in a compliant manner, and may attract penalties and even a jail sentence in grievous instances of violations. If raw wastage consisting of untreated liquid waste gets into the city’s waterway systems, it can change the pH value of the water, harm the wildlife and provide a perfect breeding ground for bacterial activity and dangerous diseases, such as cholera, typhoid and guinea worm disease. If a local ecosystem is contaminated due to untreated liquid wast

Sludge is a byproduct of sewage treatment that contains dangerous bacteria and viruses. It can contaminate our water supply and cause serious health problems if not properly treated. Sludge treatment entails removing water from the sludge, killing bacteria and viruses, and stabilising the sludge so that it can be disposed of safely. Aerobic digestion is the most common and effective method of sludge treatment. Aerobic digestion is a bacterial-based process that breaks down organic matter in sludge. Because the bacteria require oxygen to survive, the sludge is aerated throughout the process. This process reduces the volume of the sludge, kills bacteria and viruses, and stabilises the sludge so that it can be disposed of safely. Sludge treatment is essential for waste management because it protects our drinking water and our health. If you have a septic system, make sure the sludge is properly treated to protect your family and community. Benefits of sludge treatment There are n