Ionx Energy

Years of experience and knowledge and a team of India's best technical and management institutes (IIT, NIT, IIM), we are engaged in offering wide range of Environmental Engineering Consultant.

Consultancy for Consent to Establish/NOC &Consent to Operate. We provide consultancy services for obtaining Consent to Establish/NOC & Consent to Operate under the Air & Water Act from the relevant Govt. agencies.
Our team has experience of more than 35 years from Pollution Control Board along with a solid experience of founders from EIL, Cairn India, L&T.

here are three main types of audits which we conduct. • Environmental compliance audits, • Environmental management audits to verify whether an organisation meets its stated objectives • Functional environmental audits, such as for water and electricity. Environmental auditing benefits include: • Organisations understand how to meet their legal requirements; • Meeting specific statutory reporting requirements; • Organisations can demonstrate they are environmentally responsible; • Organisations can demonstrate their environmental policy is implemented; • Understanding environmental interactions of products, services activities, • Knowing their environmental risks are managed appropriately; • Understanding how to develop and implement an ISO 14001 EMS; and • Improving environmental performance and saving money.

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a process of evaluating the likely environmental impacts of a proposed project or development, taking into account inter-related socio-economic, cultural and human-health impacts, both beneficial and adverse. Consult Himaya Prevention Team for environment aspect impact assessment for your organization.

Plan your Pollution Control techniques with Himaya Prevention Industrial Pollution: Types, Effects and Control of Industrial Pollution! In order to provide daily needs of the growing population, different types of industries are setup to produce different products. The industries use raw materials, process them and produce fin­ished products. Besides the finished products, a good number of by-products are produced. Out of all the by-products, if some are in huge quantities and the processing is cost effective, the indus­trialist preserves the by- products. If the processing of waste is a cost prohibitive one, then the industrialist throws the waste into the environment in the form of gas, liquid or solid. The gases are usually released into the atmosphere, the liquids are discharged into aquatic bodies like canals, rivers or sea and solid wastes are either dumped on the land or in aquatic bodies. In all the cases, either the air or water or land is polluted due to dumping of wastes. Control and process waste with Himaya Prevention Process Waste: The waste generated in an industry during washing and processing of raw materials is known as process waste. The proc­ess waste may be organic or inorganic in nature depending upon the raw materials used and nature of the industry. The organic process wastes are liberated from food processing units, distiller­ies, breweries, paper and pulp industry, sugar mills etc. The inor­ganic process wastes may be the effluents of chemical industries; caustic soda industry, paint industry, petroleum industry, pesti­cide industry etc. Both organic and inorganic process wastes are toxic to living organisms. The solid wastes released by different industries can be di­vided in to two different groups i.e. • process wastes, and • packing wastes. Since different industries use different raw materials, the qual­ity and quantity of solid wastes differ from industry to industry. Industries releasing the solid wastes in the form of fly ash is dumped on the ground which leads to soil pollution. Some amount of fly ash also contaminate atmospheric tract causing respiratory tract disorders. Metallic industries produce a lot of solid metallic waste and large quantities of slag. In addition to the re­lease of hazardous chemical pollutants, the industries may also cause thermal pollution and noise pollution. The thermal pollution is due to release of hot water from indus­tries into aquatic bodies. The noise pollution is due to running of heavy machinery producing a lot of noise. Chemical Wastes: The chemical substance generated as a by-product during the preparation of a product is known as chemical waste product. The chemical waste include heavy metals and their ions, deter­gents, acids and alkalies and various other toxic substances. These are usually produced by the industries like fertiliser factories, paper and pulp industries, iron and steel industries, distilleries, sugar mills etc. These are usually liberated into nearby water bodies like rivers, lakes and seas and sometimes into lands. The entry of these chemicals into bodies may alter the pH, BOD (Biological Oxygen Demand) and COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand). The loading of suspended solids (ss), heavy metals and their ions brings about a drastic change in physiochemical nature of the water. The aquatic animals and plants absorb, accumulate and bio-concentrate the chemical wastes leading to bio magnifications and finally destroying the trophic levels and food chains of the eco-system. Hence these disturb the eco-system dynamics and eco-system balance of the nature.