Sewage Treatment Plant & Biological Waste Water Treatment Services

THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2012

Installation

August BioPro qualified installation technicians perform all installation works for domestic wastewater treatment plants. However, installation is not complicated, so end users are able to install the plant themselves according to the specifications and instructions provided by our company.

For a standard installation, the location for the wastewater treatment plant must be down grade so the treated water can self discharge. The treatment plant cannot be installed in an area where there is an accumulation of rain or ground water. The plant’s lid must be accessible for regular inspection. (1)
The holes for the plants assembled are excavated in two stages. On the first stage, the hole is excavated by the digger, to a certain level. On the second stage, a 20-30 cm layer is dug manually. This is the way to ensure the assembling of the plant on undisturbed earth. The depth of the hole depends on the deepening of the wastewater pipe at the location the plant is assembled at (2).
Our system must be assembled on a concrete base in order to ensure horizontal and vertical position. The thickness of the concrete on the undisturbed earth is approximately 15-20 cm with the standard reinforcing mesh. Alternatively it is possible to use the underbodies of reinforced concrete collars (KCD) of the required diameter. When the level of ground water is high, the installed plant must be anchored to the concrete base. In this case, a binding gravel of 40 cm thickness is poured and thickened on a concrete base prepared in advance, and then plant’s tankage is fixed to the concrete base by means of assembling lifting hugs. (3)
After placing the plant in the hole and examining its project position (depth, horizontal and vertical positions), the inflow and outflow pipelines (the pipes must rest on firm base and stay fixed) are attached. It is required for diameters of the plant’s sleeves to match the diameters of the inflow and outflow pipes for treated water. The depth of the wastewater supply pipe has to match the depth of the plant’s sleeve. (4)
The location for the air blower is selected according to the technical requirements; the air blower can be assembled both in a domestic environment (in a garage, warehouse, etc.) or outdoors. The air blower installed inside the premises must be out of contact with a wall or any other building structure. If the air blower is to be installed outdoors, it must be protected from humidity, rain and dust. If the air blower is to be installed next to the plant (common method), then an electric cable 220V- 3X1.5Cu (5) must be run from the dwelling to the plant.
Where the air blower is installed inside the premises, when installing the air-supply pipes from the air blower up to the plant, it is required to reduce the air pressure loss to a minimum. This must be done by reducing the number of elbows in the system. According to the technical specifications of the air blowers, the distance from the air blower up to the plant cannot exceed 6 m.
The plant placed on the project position is gradually filled with water and the gap between the hole and the plant is filled with binding gravel (free of solid stones). “Gradually” means water is filled into the plant and binding gravel is filled around the plant in 20-30 cm layers. Binding gravel is thoroughly thickened up to the required density. The plant is filled with water up to the level of the outflow pipe. (7)
After the installation of the plant is completed, August BioPro technicians perform the pre-commissioning of the plant. The plants are entered into service by delivering the active sludge from the already running biological treatment plants (the sludge index does not exceed 150 mg/l or the sludge is not older than 20 days). When commisioning:

 

 

 

  • After starting the air blower and opening the air valves, the air flow is directed to the air-lift pumps and aeration elements. The time is programmed and the air amount is adjusted;
  • A thick layer of sludge is thinned and re-pumped to the aeration zone. This must be done in the way to ensure the entire plant would not be over swamped with the sludge;
  • Wastewater inflowing into the plants is initiated. (8)
Depending on the location of your system and means of disposal, the treated water in the wastewater treatment plant can be released into the ground (via infiltration wells, filtration fields), discharged to the roadside, reclamation pits, released to open water sources and reused. (9) following local building codes and best practises.

Environment Friendly

Our environmentally friendly treatment systems offer:

  • High standard of effluent
  • No harmfull chemicals used
  • Sludge is suitable for fertilizer
  • Uses very little electricty
  • No impact on the vernacular

CE Certifications
Regular Treatment
High Treatment

All our systems have been tested for CE approval using the VEOLIA PROTOCAL

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Contact Info

  • August BioPro Ireland Ltd.
  • Cillin Hill Business Centre,
  • Dublin Road, Co. Kilkenny
  • Republic of Ireland
  • Tel: 01 5479318
  • email:terry@biopro.ie

More Information

August BioPro Ireland is the technology leader in wastewater treatment systems. If you require an effluent treatment system to replace your septic tank please do not hesitate to contact us for a free estimate. We are available to deliver & install in the following counties; Antrim, Armagh, Carlow, Cavan, Clare, Cork, Donegal, Down, Dublin, Fermanagh, Galway, Kerry, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Leitrim, Limerick, Derry, Longford, Louth, Mayo, Meath, Monaghan, Offaly, Roscommon, Sligo, Tipperary, Tyrone, Waterford, Westmeath, Wexford, Wicklow

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