Pollution-control planning for air, water, wastewater and waste streams
Pollution-control requirements are best addressed at project-planning stage, when process layout, utilities, treatment systems and monitoring points can still be coordinated with regulatory conditions. P & M Solution supports industrial, mining, construction and infrastructure projects with technical review of pollution sources and the control measures needed around the project scope.
Air pollution control
Air-emission review can include process emissions, material handling, combustion sources, fugitive dust and other site-specific sources. Depending on the process, control measures may involve dust collection, filtration, scrubbing, enclosure, extraction, stack design, water-sprinkling, green-belt planning or operational controls.
Water and wastewater management
Water-related work can include water balance, wastewater segregation, treatment requirements, reuse planning and discharge or zero-liquid-discharge considerations where applicable. Treatment concepts should be based on wastewater characteristics and the intended reuse or disposal route rather than a generic treatment train.
Typical consultancy inputs
- Review of pollution sources and applicable consent / clearance conditions
- Air-emission and fugitive-dust control planning
- Effluent and sewage treatment planning inputs
- Solid, hazardous and process-waste management review
- Environmental monitoring plan and compliance documentation
- Coordination with EIA/EMP, CTE/CTO and operational compliance requirements
Monitoring should verify performance
Pollution-control systems are useful only when their performance is checked against project requirements and applicable standards. Our environmental monitoring services can support baseline or compliance monitoring for air, water, wastewater, soil and noise parameters.