100-Person Packaged Wastewater Treatment System

GRATE CHANNEL

Wastewaters reach the area with manual or automatic cleaning grates, and then solid non-absorbable materials are held in the system and removed.

Manual Grills are generally made of ST37 material and galvanized coating. However, depending on the population and flow rate, "Automatic Mechanical Grate" should be preferred. The mechanical grid operates automatically and transfers solid materials to the waste bucket automatically.
 

PRE-TREATMENT POOL

Wastewaters, cleared of solid materials passing through the grid channel, reach the pre-treatment pool. Solid materials are held in this pool, reducing the pollution load of the wastewater. It enables the smooth operation of mechanical equipment throughout the system.

Particulate matter (sludge) accumulated at the bottom of the pre-treatment pool generally needs to be periodically removed from the system with the help of a vacuum truck.

BALANCE POOL

The water transferred from the top level of the pre-treatment pool is collected in the "BALANCE POOL". The balance pool, designed project-based, is used to store water.

Especially, wastewater that can occur at any time of the day is transferred to the PACKAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM with a submersible pump, especially in a homogeneous and balanced flow rate.

BIOLOGICAL PACKAGED TREATMENT TANK (REACTOR) SBR-STP

The wastewater taken from the balance pool with a pump is transferred to the BIOLOGICAL REACTOR (Packaged Treatment) tank, which is dimensioned based on the project and flow rate. Wastewater is taken up to a certain level with the help of level float switches in the packaged treatment.

An oxygen transfer is provided with a compact blower in the system for microorganisms to breed. In this way, wastewater reaches an oxygen-rich level. Wastewater is controlled by the PLC Automation control in a passive state. After staying still for a certain period, the organisms in the wastewater flow down to the base of the packaged treatment tank and are then discharged to the discharge line by the Discharge pump. Chlorine dosing is applied to the discharge line to prevent possible bacterial escape and prevent odor formation.