Wastewater treatment plant ATVĮ-01
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€1,350.00
(tax incl.)
A biological wastewater treatment plant is an engineering system in which microorganisms, usually bacteria, naturally break down the organic components of wastewater. This process involves:
Initial mechanical treatment, separating large particles, grease, and sand;
Biological treatment – microorganisms break down pollutants, often under aerobic conditions (with the participation of oxygen);
A biological wastewater treatment plant is an engineering system in which microorganisms, usually bacteria, naturally break down the organic components of wastewater. This process involves:
Initial mechanical treatment, separating large particles, grease, and sand;
Biological treatment – microorganisms break down pollutants, often under aerobic conditions (with the participation of oxygen);
Description
Advantages
High treatment efficiency – the most efficient plants remove up to 90–98% of organic pollutants, and the treated water is clear, odorless, and safe for the environment.
Environmental friendliness – natural microorganisms are used instead of chemicals, thus reducing chemical pollution and operating costs.
Specifications:
NUMBER OF RESIDENTS 6
CAPACITY (M³/DAY) 0.90
AVERAGE DAILY LOAD (KG/BDS₅) 0.24
SLUDGE ACCUMULATION (M³/YEAR) 1
AVERAGE ELECTRICITY CONSUMPTION WITH STANDARD PROGRAM (KWH/DAY) 0.8
Technical specifications
A biological wastewater treatment plant is an engineering system in which microorganisms, usually bacteria, naturally break down the organic components of wastewater. This process involves:
Initial mechanical treatment, separating large particles, grease, and sand;
Biological treatment – microorganisms break down pollutants, often under aerobic conditions (with the participation of oxygen);