Difference between ETP and STP Plant, Is STP and ETP same?

Difference between ETP and STP Plant, Is STP and ETP same? -Netsol Water Call: 9650608473
Difference Between ETP, STP, and WTP - Treatment Plants for Water
Water treatment plants are used to convert bad wastewater into drinkable or usable water. The quality of the water coming out of these plants need to be maintained for proper human use.
Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP)
Effluent is wastewater coming from industrial and factory output. It contains harmful chemicals, toxic and non-toxic material in it.
Every industry must have an effluent treatment plant before disposing of the wastewater into drains. It is against pollution board norms to directly discharge water into the drain without filtering it.
Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)
Sewage is the wastewater coming from household, domestic and commercial outputs. They contain excreta of humans, animals, rainwater, debris from sewers in them.
It contains more solid waste due to the presence of such material in it and is more harmful to human use.
Water Treatment Plant (WTP)
In simpler terms, consider a water filter in your home kitchen. The water coming inside the filter can be raw, from a bore well or normal contaminated one in small quantities.
To use it for drinking or other purposes, that filter will process and give the final pure water for use. The same mechanism is used in water treatment plants.
So, compared to ETP and STP plants, they don’t have much rough water in their input for filtration; but their task is to produce 100% usable water for drinking and other purposes.
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