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The biological wastewater treatment market size is estimated to be USD 8. Stringent regulations regarding the disposal of wastewater into the environment or for reuse, aging infrastructure, water scarcity & reusability of wastewater, rapidly growing population and industrialization are major drivers responsible for the growth of the biological wastewater treatment market. To know about the assumptions considered for the study download the pdf brochureVeolia (France) is one of the leading players in the biological wastewater treatment market and has been adopting inorganic & organic strategies to sustain its market position. The wastewater treatment plant designed and delivered by Veolia will provide biological treatment (1,000 m3 / h), oily water treatment, and metal removal (550 m3 / h) for the complex power plant, with a capacity of 4,000 MW. Omya AG (Switzerland) is another major company in the biological wastewater treatment market.

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Biological wastewater treatment is a process by which hazardous materials are removed from wastewater. A wide variety of biological contaminants are removed, including pharmaceuticals, personal care products, and hazardous compounds like heavy metals and pharmaceuticals. This method is much less expensive and less resource-intensive than other treatment processes, and can even be put into place in the city's wastewater system.