Water is a key element in the function of day-to-day domestic, commercial and industrial operations.
Cleaning, washing, irrigation, cooling and heating are but a handful of the essential daily operations that rely on it. Inevitably, with water comes wastewater; and in industrial and commercial applications where water use is far higher, equally high volumes of wastewater are produced.
Sources of wastewater
Municipal and Domestic:
Toilets
Showers
Baths
Kitchen sinks
Laundries
Stormwater
Industrial or trade:
Manufacturing operations:
Food processing
Heating and cooling towers
Cleaning plant equipment
Common contaminants
Human waste
Detergents, soaps and chemicals
Bleaches
Fats and oils
Bacteria and pathogens
Salts
Food residue
Sewage vs. Wastewater
Although the two terms are often used interchangeably, sewage refers to a subset of wastewater that is often associated with human waste from domestic and commercial sites. Wastewater simply refers to the diverse array of contaminated water from all sources.
So how can this wastewater be handled?
There are various laws and regulations that surround how wastewater can be handled. In urban areas, sewage is often simply pumped to a municipal sewage treatment facility while industrial wastewater will likely require pre-treatment onsite before being channelled to the municipal facility. In remote locations, both domestic and industrial sites are often required to supply their own sewage and wastewater treatment systems, and treated effluent is released to the land as irrigation.
Technologies
We offer a variety of wastewater and sewage treatment solutions, which can be tailored to your unique application.
To explore each system in more detail, simply click on the relevant image.
Sewage Systems
EcoFarmer
Sequencing Batch Reactor
EcoFarmer
Membrane Bioreactor
Industrial Wastewater Systems
Dissolved air flotation
Weed and seed quarantine facilities
Washbays
Screening
Dewatering
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Wastewater Treatment
Cleaning, washing, irrigation, cooling and heating are but a handful of the essential daily operations that rely on it. Inevitably, with water comes wastewater; and in industrial and commercial applications where water use is far higher, equally high volumes of wastewater are produced.
Sources of wastewater
Municipal and Domestic:
Industrial or trade:
Common contaminants
So how can this wastewater be handled?
There are various laws and regulations that surround how wastewater can be handled. In urban areas, sewage is often simply pumped to a municipal sewage treatment facility while industrial wastewater will likely require pre-treatment onsite before being channelled to the municipal facility. In remote locations, both domestic and industrial sites are often required to supply their own sewage and wastewater treatment systems, and treated effluent is released to the land as irrigation.
Technologies
We offer a variety of wastewater and sewage treatment solutions, which can be tailored to your unique application.
To explore each system in more detail, simply click on the relevant image.
Sewage Systems
EcoFarmer
Sequencing Batch Reactor
EcoFarmer
Membrane Bioreactor
Industrial Wastewater Systems
Dissolved air flotation
Weed and seed quarantine facilities
Washbays
Screening
Dewatering
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