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Sewage treatment plant installation : Everything You Need to Know

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Find out more about wastewater treatment.

Wastewater treatment is based on the process of taking out contaminants from water that has been used in homes, businesses, and industries. The treated water can then be safely released into the environment or used again for various purposes. We will explain the basics of a sewage treatment plant installation and why it’s crucial for individuals to understand.

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Why is a good sewage treatment plant installation Important?

A good Sewage treatment plant installation is crucial for several reasons. Firstly, untreated wastewater can contain harmful contaminants such as bacteria, viruses, and chemicals that threaten human health and the environment. Discharging untreated wastewater into rivers, lakes, or oceans can lead to pollution, harming aquatic life and impacting the ecosystem.

Moreover, the demand for freshwater resources increases as the world’s population grows. We can reuse wastewater for purposes such as irrigation, industrial processes, or even drinking water by treating wastewater. This process helps conserve freshwater resources, reduce the strain on the environment, and support sustainable development.

How is Wastewater Treated ?

How does sewage treatment plant work

Wastewater treatment involves several stages that aim to remove physical, chemical, and biological contaminants from the water. The treatment process may vary depending on the quality of the incoming wastewater, the type of contaminants present, and the level of treatment required. However, the basic stages of wastewater treatment are as follows:

 

1. Preliminary Treatment

In this stage, large objects such as rocks, sticks, and rags are removed from the wastewater using screens and grit chambers. This stage is processed by industrial and commercial companies’ water treatment in collective wastewater treatment.

 

2. Primary Treatment

During this stage, the wastewater is held in large settling tanks, allowing solids like human waste and food scraps to settle to the bottom. The settled solids are then removed as sludge, which can be further treated for disposal or beneficial use. It also allows grease to float on the surface.

 

3. Secondary Treatment

This method uses biological processes to break down the organic matter in the wastewater. The wastewater is aerated and mixed with microorganisms that consume the organic matter, producing a sludge.

 

4.Tertiary Treatment

Tertiary treatment is a more advanced treatment that removes contaminants such as nutrients, metals, and pathogens. This process is made for a further treatment of the water for sensitive grounds, for example.

What Can You Do ?

While municipal or industrial facilities typically carry out wastewater treatment, individuals can also take steps to have less environmental impact and support wastewater treatment efforts. Here are some tips:

 

  1. Reduce water usage: Conserving water reduces the volume of wastewater that needs to be treated, helping to save energy and resources.
  2. Properly dispose of hazardous waste: Chemicals, oils, and other hazardous materials should not be disposed of down the drain, as they can harm the treatment process and the environment.
  3. Use natural cleaning products: Many household cleaning products contain corrosive or harsh chemicals that can harm the environment and interfere with wastewater treatment. Consider using natural alternatives instead.
  4. Be mindful of what you flush: Only flush human waste and toilet paper down the toilet. Other items, such as wipes, sanitary products, and medications, can cause blockages and harm the treatment process.
  5. Make sure you have a compliant sewage treatment plant if your house isn’t linked to the municipal sewage treatment system.

Our Solutions

Septic tank : Tricel Vento

 

The Tricel Vento septic tank is an ideal solution for wastewater treatment when used in conjunction with the appropriate disposal system, it’s one of the septic tank options.The tank is sized sufficiently to hold wastewater for an adequate amount of time for the solids to drop to the bottom to form a sludge and the lighter material to rise to the top of the liquid to form a scum.

Tricel Vento

DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANTS : Tricel NOVO UP TO 50 PE

 

The Tricel Novo wastewater treatment plants are reliable, easy to install, and simple to maintain. The applications for these highly functional plants range from 1 to 50 PE (population equivalents). Using proven fixed bed technology, the Tricel Novo submerged aeration pump suits household and light commercial applications. The system consists of three independent treatment zones, each performing a different stage of the purification process.

Tricel Novo Domestic sewage treatment

TRICEL MAXUS : Commercial WASTEWATER TREATMENT

 

The Tricel Maxus operates using Submerged Aerated Filter (SAF) Technology. Its functionality is governed by the E-III control panel, which serves as the central hub connecting all electrical components.

These systems are renowned for their durability and simplicity in installation, offering various configurations adaptable to any site requirements.

Their operation is straightforward, and maintenance throughout the product’s lifespan is hassle-free.

Tricel Maxus commercial wastewater treatment

PACKAGED FILTER SYSTEMS: Tricel PURAFLO

 

The Tricel Puraflo treatment modules are polishing filters for secondary and tertiary wastewater treatment. Sites with high environmental sensitivity, such as those in water table protection zones, require a higher level of treatment. Puraflo modules are combined with a secondary treatment tank, typically an aerobic unit, to achieve the necessary level of treatment.

In the third stage of treatment (tertiary treatment), the secondary treated effluent is further treated. A combined Puraflo polishing filter module and combination system will significantly reduce pathogens and nutrients.

Tricel Puraflo secondary treatment plant

SAND POLISHING FILTER: SANDCEL

 

As a sand polishing filter, Tricel Sandcel treats wastewater effluent and disposes of the treated liquid into groundwater. These filters allow effluent from secondary treatment units to be treated and disposed of effectively. As stipulated in the EPA Code of Practice, stratified layers of certified sands are used in the filters. This filter is enclosed in impermeable GRP panels and will not rot or decay, ensuring long-term durability. All pipework can be accessed from a service pod, whether the filters are installed above ground or below ground. Under or overground, you can install this sand filter at varying heights depending on the site conditions. Additionally, Sandcel’s in-house team can design filters for larger applications. 

Tricel Sandcel sand polishing filter

CONCLUSION

Wastewater treatment and a good sewage treatment plant installation are essential processes that plays a critical role in protecting human health and the environment. By understanding the basics of wastewater treatment and reducing our impact, we can support sustainable development and ensure that our water resources are conserved for future generations.

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PE represents the initials of Population Equivalent. Population equivalent: conversion value which aims at expressing non-domestic applications in terms of domestic loading based on 1 person creates 60 g/day BOD5 and 150l/day. (Code of Practice: Wastewater Treatment and Disposal Systems Serving Single Houses (p.e. < 10), EPA)

Tricel Novo Vitae

 Both are wastewater treament plant solutions manufactured by Tricel. Wastewater treatment plants offer a superior quality of treatment. For example, the Tricel Novo comprises of three independent wastewater treatment zones and offers an average of efficiency of 95.9% BOD removal.
This is a higher treatment standard than the effluent from a septic tank. Please note: all wastewater treatment plants used in Ireland must comply with the EN12566-3 standard and all septic tanks must comply with the EN12566-1 standard..

Tricel Vento

The septic tank from Tricel is manufactured as a primary treatment. Designed for the settlement of your effluent. This product may need an additional treatment like the Sandcel or Puraflo.

Most Tricel products have a warranty. To discover all the guarantees on our products, as well as on the internal parts, consult our dedicated product pages.

The required standards are 20:30:20 BOD, SS, NH4. All Tricel produces exceed the requirements when tested to En12566-3 and comply with SR66.

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Tricel recommends that you maintain your device to the fullest. You are obliged by law to avoid all types of pollution or nuisances. Do not hesitate to contact us for more information on our service contracts. An annual maintenance contract may be offered.

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