SEWAGE TREATMENT
Tricel Novo: how does a sewage treatment plant work ?
OVERVIEW
While you want to invest in a new wastewater treatment solution, you might feel lost when you look at a wide catalog of options. When it comes to the primary treatment system, you have two common alternatives: the septic tank or the wastewater treatment plant. Throughout this article, we focus on the second one and answer to the most common question we are being asked: how does a sewage treatment plant work?
Getting started with your wastewater treatment project isn’t the easiest thing to do. You first need to understand your needs and environmental implications, then find the product that will fit you and your household the best. At the moment, we count a few different products that have proven to do the job when it comes to treating your domestic effluents. Part of those systems, we have the wastewater treatment plant, a solution we have made ours with the Tricel Novo. How does a sewage treatment plant work and why is it a great option to consider? We have the answers you are looking for.
What is a sewage treatment plant and how does it work?
If you are a potential buyer, you might wonder what makes a sewage treatment plant a great fit for most households. Its assets are numerous and far from being limited for you. It is easy to transport and install, lightweight, trustworthy, cost-efficient and long-lasting. A few arguments that will make a difference for you, willing to invest in long-term placement. With our Tricel Novo, we combine these ingredients with some advanced technological features that allows us to become leaders on the market throughout the years. It includes a three-stage purification system and fixed bed technology. Have a look inside our plant.
HOW THE MAGIC OPERATES:
Step 1 in the primary settlement chamber
Throughout this first and initial step, a premise to anaerobic breakdown occurs in the primary settlement chamber. The sewage is enters the plant meanwhile the solids are getting dropped to the bottom of the chamber separating themselves from the liquid.
Step 2 in the aeration chamber
Over this second step of the sewage treatment, aerobic breakdown is being stimulated once again. While the liquid passes through the filter media, the bacteria (continuously sustained by an air compressor) feed themselves on the sewage and eradicate it from the water.
Step 3 in the final settlement chamber
During this final stage, any suspended sludge will settle to the bottom of the chamber and be pumped back to the first purification zone by a return system pump – creating a long-lasting and efficient treatment cycle. When it comes to the clear liquid, it can finally pass out of the Tricel system.
Our promises
The compression moulding process is one of the most technologically advanced features available on the market. Components are manufactured under heat and high pressure. They have a competitive strength and durability over standard GRP tanks or PE tanks.
SMC is a unique material in the sewage treatment industry with Tricel SMC tanks operating in some of the harshest climatic conditions for over 50 years with no defects.
Tricel’s ceramic diffuser will last twice as long as all standard competitors rubber equivalents. It is a cost-saver in both call out fees and replacement parts.
No concrete backfill for installation on most sites which allows you to save up to €400 over lower quality GRP/plastic competitors.
There are no moving parts or pumps in the plant which is ensuring reliable operation during the treatment process and minimal running costs.
Tricel Novo plants are designed with a shallow invert to limit both installation and time costs.
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Key Features
Cost-Effective
Operating costs are reduced to
a minimum
quality
Sewage treatment plants are extremely reliable and durable as they are made out of long-lasting materials (20 to 40 years)
Technical expertise
Unrivalled technical expertise by our sales team regarding wastewater treatment solutions
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