Consulting on wastewater treatment plant investment
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Consultation: I intend to invest in building a sewage treatment plant to handle mainly domestic wastewater along with a small amount of industrial wastewater. What is the investment required for a plant with a capacity of 10,000 tons per day and one with a capacity of 5,000 tons per day? Used for preliminary estimation of initial project investment.
Although I don’t know the answer to this question, I think for such a crucial issue, it should at least be determined by consulting professional firms and using professional budgeting methods
The scale of the treated water isn’t very large; the key point is that since you put it that way, we’re unable to provide investment for it. I have a client in Shandong whose wastewater treatment capacity is around 10,000 tons per day; he has all the necessary facilities in place. He invested approximately 30 million yuan in building his factory. You can call Lützhöhl Filter by phone; they specialize in wastewater treatment equipment and are quite experienced in this field
There are many senior experts in the industry within Haichuanli.
Maybe.. the mayor is an expert.
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The water quality requirements can be seen; for a Class A standard, with secondary biological treatment plus advanced filtration, an investment of 12 million yuan is needed for civil works, 12 million yuan for equipment installation, and 2 million yuan for commissioning and acceptance
I initially estimated it at 30 million, and it seems pretty close.
The specific investment required will depend on the requirements of the sewage treatment plant and the processes used. Generally, the investment for a sewage treatment plant with a capacity of 10,000 tons, without including pipelines and other related elements, ranges from over 20 million to 30 million yuan
Assuming 10,000 tons per day, with high ammonia levels, presence of F, and recalcitrant COD due to heterocyclic compounds, the investment required is less than 3,000? This question doesn’t make much sense – if 10,000 tons contain such recalcitrant substances, those need to be treated separately. The processing speed for such recalcitrant substances is usually only a few hundred tons per day. If 70% is domestic wastewater and 30% is recalcitrant wastewater, then that amounts to 3,000 tons per day. The investment required for this is really…