Cross-border region

Where rivers connect, not divide.

Smart wastewater treatmant plant

By the installation of a household-scale small sewage treatment plant, the property it is built on can be separated from the public sewerage network, furthermore by infiltrating and reusing the treated wastewater, the contingent groundwater load fee might be avoided.

If the property or properties are located in an area where there is no utility sewage channel, or the cost of connection would be significant, it is practical to install a small household-scale water treatment plant.

These smaller water treatment plants utilise the principle of biologically activated sludge technology similar to larger wastewater treatment facilities. The essence of which is that the wastewater treatment is carried out by a bacterial culture that degrades organic matter, and uses nitrogen and phosphorus forms to be removed from wastewater, for its growth.

Why?

The cost of installing and operating a small-scale water treatment plant is only slightly higher than creating a cesspool, and it does not require pumping and cleaning on a regular basis.

• the equipment grants a solution equivalent to public wastewater treatment
• easy to install and user-friendly, the installation takes only a few hours
• it does not exceed the cost of connecting to the public sewer system
• requires minimal maintenance
• the small water treatment work does not contain substances that are harmful to the environment
• low operating costs

For whom?

Private houses

In areas where public sewerage is not developed or it is not economical to build new systems, the installation of a small water treatment facility may be an alternative, especially in smaller settlements that are not ideal for larger sewage networks.

Apartment houses, groups of houses, streets

It is feasible to install several small wastewater treatment plants simultaneously thus it is possible to treat even more wastewater of higher population equivalent (PE).

Farms

In the matter of farms far from public sewer networks, cesspools are currently used in many cases. The use of small biological wastewater treatment plants can be a solution to reduce the probability of groundwater contamination, also the treated water could be used as irrigation water. The power consumption of the equipment is minimal, so it can be easily supplied by solar or wind energy.

Pensions, motels, cottages, factories, offices, and other workplaces

In addition to detached houses, the product to be developed may also provide a suitable alternative for facilities that has intermittent or variable drinking water consumption. During the development, operating schemes will be developed that will effectively handle fluctuating loads.