Sewage Treatment Plants
Package Sewage Treatment Plants will process foul sewage in accordance with the General binding rules: small sewage discharge to a surface water.
Package sewage treatment plants are regarded as the most efficient, reliable and economical solution for the treatment of domestic and commercial sewage.
How does a sewage treatment plant work?
A sewage treatment plant uses internal mechanics to break down solid waste into a cleaner, environmentally friendly, treated effluent that can then be discharged into an appropriate watercourse.
Foul sewage and waste water enter the primary tank where anaerobic digestion takes place, the solids settle and the liquids disperse into a bio chamber. The bio chamber aerates the waste, encouraging bacteria to break-down the remaining organic matter and disolved constituents.
Full treatment is achieved when the discharge enters the final settlement chamber. The treated effluent is now ready for discharge into surface water drainage, ditches, watercourses and soakaway systems, subject to approval from the relevant local environmental agency.
