A new treatment plant was needed to provide robust and reliable treatment for static caravans and chalets with a population equivalent of 1,000 and be able to cope with up to 99m3/day flow.
Due to the seasonality of the foul flow, the new system was designed to enable the operator to switch between two HiPAF systems or to use both at once, subject to load. As the treatment site was close to a number of static caravans it was important to create a replacement plant which was low on noise and odour.
Installation of the new treatment plant was carried out in November 2015 and took three weeks, ready for the start of a busy season in 2016.
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The new sewage treatment plant was sited and installed as per the manufacturer’s instructions, surrounded in concrete and backfilled with soil. The air blower kiosk was discreetly positioned next to the garden fence and then the whole system was commissioned by a WCI British Water accredited and GRAF trained service engineer.
Having completed the installation, the team got to work restoring the grounds. The garden was returfed, the fence erected and the patio and the decking reinstated. The owners were left with a fully compliant and eco-efficient treatment plant which brought about a reduction of 1.01kg of Total Phosphorous (TP) per year.