Biorock Packaged Sewage Treatment Unit - 10 Population

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Description The BIOROCK-S series units are packaged domestic waste water treatment plants, providing a consistent high quality effluent that meets the highest standards. The biological purification technique requires no electricity or moving parts. As a result of this, maintenance and operational costs are particularly low, and reliability maximized. The treatment zone units are assembled in durable HDPE with lightweight, low profile, access covers. The plants are supplied as a complete package for simple installation. Specification Capacity in PE: 10 population Material: HDPE Length: 1,400mm Width: 1,150mm Height Unit (max): 2,040mm Inlet 600mm Outlet invert 1,740mm This tank requires an additional GRP two chamber primary settlement chamber, the cost of which is included in the price. Advantages. • No electricity required • No moving parts • 24 Hour start-up period • Long absence periods acceptable • Completely silent • Lowest operational costs • Superb effluent quality • Septic tank conversion unit • Solar power option • Low carbon footprint • Minimum annual maintenance • Long desludge interval How Does it Work... The BIOROCK® S Series utilizes a unique fixed bio-film technology with specific functions to achieve an odor free effluent, suitable for irrigation or re-use in the grey water system. Due to the high quality of the treated effluent produced, should it be desired, it can be discharged into sensitive water courses. The BIOROCK® S Series system functions as a two stage Sewage Treatment Plant. The raw sewage first enters a Primary tank to provide pre-separation and initial breakdown of organic solids. The sewage then passes through an effluent filter before discharging into the BIOROCK unit itself which incorporates the aerobic filtration process. Where required the BIOROCK® S Series can be retrofitted to a traditional septic tank. This later stage of the process is defined by layers of BIOROCK® media. The BIOROCK® media is pretreated with enzymes in order to achieve rapid start up and to stimulate the growth of the correct bacteria type; these bacteria colonize the media in vast numbers and rapidly digest the organic waste. The treatment philosophy has been developed around a combination of aerobic/ anoxic biological degradation and filtration.