How they work: Wastewater enters the plant and goes through several stages:
- Working hours: MON-FRI 9:00 - 18:00
Combined installations
Combined installations
Combined plants are equipment that combines several wastewater treatment processes in one device. They usually perform several functions at once: they retain debris, separate sand and grease.
Combined installations are used for:
- wastewater treatment at the initial stage;
- saving space in treatment plants;
- reducing the amount of separate equipment;
- simplifying maintenance.
- Grid or sieve - retains large debris
- Sand trap - separates sand and heavy particles
- Grease trap - removes grease and light impurities
All this happens in one building.
Combined installations are used:
- at municipal wastewater treatment plants;
- at enterprises;
- in small purification systems;
- where there is little space for large equipment.
Combined plants are a modern solution for wastewater treatment. They allow you to efficiently perform several processes simultaneously and save space and resources.