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High oil and grease levels. Rising BOD/TSS in treated effluent. Compliance notices from the pollution control board. If any of these sound familiar, the issue usually isn't your treatment plant as a whole — it's a missing or underperforming primary separation stage.
At Trity Environ Solutions, we manufacture high-efficiency Dissolved Air Flotation (DAF) systems specifically engineered for Indian industrial conditions. Whether you're processing food effluent, refinery wastewater, or municipal sewage, our DAF units remove suspended solids, fats, oils, and greases at the front end — so the rest of your treatment chain doesn't have to carry that load. ISO 9001:2015 certified, India-manufactured, and supported by a dedicated service team across the country.
A Dissolved Air Flotation system is a water treatment process that removes suspended solids, oils, fats, and other light-density contaminants from wastewater by using microscopic air bubbles — not filters, not gravity settling alone. Here's the core idea: when millions of tiny air bubbles attach to suspended particles in the water, they reduce the effective density of those particles and carry them to the surface as a floating sludge layer (called "float"), which is then skimmed off continuously.
What makes DAF particularly effective is its speed and its ability to handle contaminants that conventional clarifiers struggle with — especially emulsified oils, light solids, and biological floc. In most applications, a well-designed DAF system for wastewater treatment achieves over 90–95% removal of TSS, FOG (fats, oils, and greases), and BOD in the primary treatment stage.
Unlike slow-settling clarifiers, a DAF unit processes large volumes in a compact footprint, making it the preferred choice for space-constrained industrial plants.
Dramatically better effluent quality
Our DAF systems consistently achieve 90–95% reduction in TSS and FOG, and significant BOD reduction helping your facility produce cleaner discharge before it even reaches the biological treatment stage. That means less load on your effluent treatment plant, better performance overall, and far fewer compliance headaches.
Lower operational costs downstream
When you remove the bulk of solids and oils at the primary stage, your biological treatment units, filtration systems, and chemical dosing requirements all reduce proportionally. Over a year of operations, that's a measurable cost saving.
Faster compliance, fewer penalties
Industries dealing with PCB show-cause notices or failed effluent quality audits typically have a primary treatment gap. Installing the right oil and grease removal system upfront is often the single most impactful correction a plant can make.
Compact design, flexible installation
DAF units require significantly less civil area than equivalent-capacity sedimentation tanks. For brownfield expansions or space-constrained plants, this is a practical advantage most engineers appreciate quickly.
Reduced sludge handling effort
The float produced by a DAF system contains much less water than gravity sludge, which means lower volumes to handle, lower transport costs, and easier downstream dewatering.
The entire process is continuous, automated, and designed for unattended operation during normal conditions.
Our industrial wastewater treatment equipment is installed across a wide range of sectors in India. DAF systems are particularly critical wherever wastewater carries oils, fats, fibres, or fine suspended solids that resist gravity settling.
Food & Beverage Processing — Edible oil refineries, dairy plants, slaughterhouses, fish processing, and packaged food manufacturers generate high-FOG effluent. DAF is the industry-standard primary treatment for these applications.
Pulp, Paper & Textile — Fibre recovery, dye removal, and suspended solid clarification in effluent from paper mills, dye houses, and printing units.
Oil Refineries & Petrochemicals — Separation of free and emulsified oil from refinery process water and cooling tower blowdown before it enters the biological treatment system.
Pharmaceutical & Chemical Industries — Removal of fine chemical solids, catalyst fines, and organic load from complex industrial effluents.
Municipal Sewage Treatment — As a primary clarifier replacement or supplemental unit in sewage treatment plants handling high-solids or grease-laden inlet streams.
Automotive & Metal Finishing — Oil-water separation and hydroxide floc removal from coolant wastewater, electroplating rinse water, and metal surface treatment effluents.
There is a meaningful difference between buying a DAF unit and having the right DAF system designed for your application. Here's what sets us apart:
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Air Flow Rate | Customised to application |
| Tank Configuration | Rectangular / Circular |
| Treatment Efficiency (TSS/FOG) | Up to 95% reduction |
| Water Source | Industrial Effluent / Municipal Sewage |
| Capacity Range | 5 m³/hr – 500+ m³/hr (custom) |
| Operating Pressure (Saturator) | 4 – 6 bar |
| Bubble Size | 20 – 80 microns |
| Construction Material | Mild Steel (epoxy-coated) / SS 304 / SS 316 |
| Automation | Semi-automatic / Full PLC (on request) |
| Installation | On-site with commissioning support |
| Compliance | ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing |
Detailed engineering drawings, process flow diagrams, and BOQ available on request.
If your facility is dealing with high FOG, poor effluent quality, or recurring compliance issues, a well-designed DAF system is likely the most efficient fix available. Our technical team can assess your requirements and recommend the right configuration without the guesswork.
Share your effluent characteristics, flow rate, and treatment goals with us, and we'll come back with a detailed proposal, indicative pricing, and system configuration typically within 48 hours.
Strict adherence to national and state pollution control board parameters for BOD, COD, TSS, and heavy metals discharge.
Optimized hydraulic design and energy-efficient aeration reduce kilowatt consumption per cubic meter of treated water.
Skid-mounted and modular civil layouts save valuable industrial floor space and allow seamless capacity expansion.
Real-time water quality monitoring, automated dosing systems, and remote telemetry for hassle-free plant operation.
Seamless integration with downstream RO and evaporator systems for maximum water recycling and recovery.
Heavy-gauge anti-corrosive construction ensures 15+ years of reliable, uninterrupted service life.
Raw effluent equalization, coarse bar screening, and pH neutralization to stabilize influent parameters.
Flash mixing of coagulants and flocculants followed by primary clarifier separation for heavy suspended solids.
Aerobic/anaerobic microbial digestion (MBBR / SBR / ASP) for drastic reduction of dissolved BOD & COD.
Dual media sand and activated carbon filtration with UV/ozonation for clean, reusable output water.
A conventional clarifier relies on gravity to settle heavier particles, which means it struggles with light-density contaminants like emulsified oils, fats, and fine biological floc. A DAF system uses pressurised micro-bubbles to actively float these contaminants to the surface, achieving significantly faster separation and better removal efficiency especially for FOG and low-density solids. For most industrial effluent applications, a DAF unit produces cleaner effluent in a smaller footprint.
DAF systems are most valuable in industries with high oil, grease, or suspended solids in their wastewater food processing, dairy, edible oil refining, slaughterhouses, paper and pulp, refineries, metal finishing, pharmaceuticals, and textile dyeing. They are also used in municipal sewage treatment as primary clarifiers.
Yes, in most cases. DAF units can be added as a primary treatment stage upstream of biological treatment in an existing ETP or STP. We assess your current plant layout, hydraulics, and inlet characteristics before recommending a configuration. Retrofits are one of the most common installation types we handle.
The chemical requirement depends on your effluent type, but typically a coagulant (like alum or ferric chloride) and a polymer flocculant are dosed ahead of the DAF unit. Our systems include inline dosing provisions. Optimal dosing is determined through jar testing on your actual effluent during the design phase this also helps minimise chemical costs in operation.
The float sludge collected from the DAF surface skimmer is sent to a sludge holding tank for further thickening or dewatering. Because DAF float is significantly drier than gravity sludge, it's easier and cheaper to handle. Depending on the industry, some float fractions have recovery or fuel value.
Routine maintenance includes cleaning the skimmer blades, inspecting the saturation nozzles for scaling or blockage, checking recycle pump performance, and routine lubrication of drive components. Most of these tasks can be handled by plant operators.our commissioning includes full operator training. We also offer Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) for scheduled servicing across India.
For a standard skid-mounted DAF unit, installation and commissioning typically takes 5–10 working days depending on site readiness and civil work. Larger systems with integrated dosing, sludge handling, and automation may take 2–4 weeks. Our project team provides a detailed installation timeline after the order is confirmed.
Our engineering team can help design the right system for your capacity, industry, and compliance requirements.