Centralized treatment

Centralized treatment refers to the process of treating wastewater or industrial waste at a single, dedicated facility designed for large-scale processing. Instead of small, individual units at each location, all waste is collected and sent to this centralized plant, where it undergoes various treatment stages to remove pollutants, contaminants, and harmful substances. This approach ensures more efficient and effective cleaning, adheres to environmental standards, and simplifies maintenance and monitoring. Centralized treatment is commonly used for municipal sewage and large industries, providing a systematic way to protect water quality and public health.