What is a biological wastewater treatment?

The local bio-treatment plant has no downsides, which is not the case with concrete sewers and standard septic tanks. These alternatives, among other problems, are dangerous to human health, as well as no less harmful to the environment. All this is caused by the accumulation of fecal gases, as well as improper disposal of harmful substances. Bio-treatment systems avoid all this.

Due to its small size and convenient construction, installing a bio-treatment system is simple and less time consuming, which also saves time and money.

Installing a system requires much less effort than just a concrete sewer pit. Moreover, unlike the latter, it has a great advantage – no need to use an sewage replacement machine. In addition, the system can be placed in any part of the plot, even away from the road.

As a result of the operation of the plant we get 95-98% purified water, which can be discharged into the drainage system, as well as into the river, lake, or just can be used to irrigate the plants. The only thing that needs to be done is to pump out the sludge once every few years with any fecal pump.