Biological treatment plants are ecological solutions for treating wastewater from households, businesses, and institutions. How do biological treatment plants work and what are their advantages?
How does the Metria biological treatment plant work?
Every household, business, and public facility produces wastewater that ends up in a septic tank or sewer system. Biological treatment plants can further improve environmental protection.
Wastewater treatment in a biological treatment plant occurs in several stages. First, the wastewater enters a preliminary chamber, also known as a primary settling tank. This separates suspended solids from solid waste. Next, the wastewater enters a bioreactor, where aerobic microorganisms decompose organic pollutants. In the next stage, the treated wastewater enters a secondary settling tank, where biological residues are separated from the clarified water.
The purified water can be safely used, for example, for irrigation. Depending on the system design, it can be discharged into a watercourse.
Why choose the Metria biological treatment plant?
Investing in Metria biological treatment plants offers many benefits. These are modern and efficient solutions, characterized by high operational efficiency. One of the most important advantages is their high ecological value. A Metria domestic wastewater treatment plant helps mitigate negative environmental impacts by lowering the risk of groundwater contamination. Currently used biological treatment plants achieve high levels of operational efficiency, and the discharged water meets stringent environmental standards.
Ecological wastewater treatment offers tangible economic benefits. Although the initial investment generates relatively high costs, in the long term it offers a low-cost solution, especially compared to a traditional septic tank.
Another advantage of the Metria treatment plant is its ease of use. Plant owners can forget about septic tank disposal. Home treatment plants are also easy to maintain. The only things owners need to remember are periodic servicing and regular replenishment of biopreparations.
Which Metria biological treatment plant model should I choose?
xymen.pl offers various variants of Metria biological wastewater treatment plants. The main factors to consider are the number of people and the treatment technology used in a given model. Selecting a treatment plant that suits the number of people in a household will ensure efficient operation.
Metria Duo Hybrid models are available for sale, for households with 4, 6, or 8 residents. These solutions are characterized by high operational efficiency, combining hybrid purification technologies. A significant advantage is their optimized energy consumption, which allows for reduced electricity costs.
An alternative solution is the Metria PureFlow biological treatment plant, available in 4-, 6-, or 8-10-person versions. Depending on the number of people, PureFlow models vary in size, number of chambers, and capacity. Durable and efficient, they ensure effective wastewater treatment for many years.
xymen.pl also offers Metria SBR models, for 2-4 or 4-6 people, respectively. These solutions are easy to use and ensure effective and efficient operation. A special solution is the Metria SBR 4-6 biological treatment plant with a pump, allowing it to be used even in difficult terrain.
Metria also offers SOFT SBR 6 or 8 biological treatment plants, designed to serve households with 6 or 8 residents, respectively. In addition to advanced treatment systems, intelligent control systems are also utilized.
Installation and operation of a biological sewage treatment plant
What features should you consider when choosing the right solution? Biological treatment plant price and operation, certifications, materials used in the production of individual components, and the number of people living or using the facility—there are many factors to consider.
Installing the chosen model requires appropriate preparation. When choosing a location, it is essential to consider applicable building and sanitary regulations. Ecological treatment plants can be installed at a specified distance from buildings, watercourses, wells, or property boundaries.
The next step is to prepare a trench appropriately sized for the size of the treatment plant being installed. Consideration should also be given to the location of the drainage or absorption well. Once the trench is ready, the ground must be properly prepared for the tank installation to ensure stability and proper leveling.
When installing a biological treatment plant, great care must be taken to ensure that the treatment system functions properly.
