Domestic Sewage Treatment Equipment Villa Wastewater Office Building Wastewater Kiechen Wastewater Treatment Plant

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Provided
• Warranty: 1 Year
• Model NO.: XYD-JHC-001
• Type: Sewage Water Treatment System
• Method: Biological Treatment
• Usage: Industrial, Home, Agriculture, Hospital, Home, Villa, Restaurant, Hotel
• Weight (Kg): 110 Kg
• Size: 1950*1170*1080mm
• Feature: Eco-Friendly Easy Operation
• Warranty of Core Components: 1 Year
• Technology: Aao
• Productivity: 1000L/D
• Material: SMC
• Core Components: Pressure Vessel, Pump, Bearing, PLC
• After Warranty Service: Video Technical Support\Online Support\Spare Parts
• Power: 38-350W
• Transport Package: Wooden Box
• Specification: FRP Materials
• Trademark: New YUDA
• Origin: Guangxi, China
• HS Code: 8421219090
• Production Capacity: 800 Sets Per Month
• Package Size: 100.00cm * 50.00cm * 30.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 29.000kg

Product Description

What differences between septic tank and sewage treatment plant

Septic Tanks & Sewage Plants - What's The Difference?

Septic tanks and sewage treatment systems serve the same purpose to the extent that they both provide buildings, that don't have access to mains sewers, with a way to process their wastewater. Despite their similarities, they do have some distinct differences.

What Is A Septic Tank?

As you can see in the diagram above, septic tanks are normally buried underground and are split into
multiple chambers. Wastewater enters one end of the septic tank, before being separated into solids (sludge) and oils (scum). The separated wastewater (effluent) then leaves the septic tank via an outlet and goes into a drainage field. 

Once the water leaves the outlet pipe and has gone into the drainage field, the effluent is percolated
through the ground to remove bacteria, before being dispersed and rejoining watercourses.

How Does A Sewage Treatment Plant Work?

Although sewage treatment plants perform the same function as a septic tank, it does it in a different
way. Rather than just separating the sludge and scum from the wastewater, a sewage treatment plant uses a pump to aerate the chamber. This process encourages the growth of 'good' bacteria that will help to break down the harmful bacteria that's in the wastewater. Once this process has been completed, the liquid water can be released from the plant directly into watercourses, such as streams.

Key Differences

In terms of the process, the key difference between a septic tank and a sewage treatment plant is that a sewage treatment plant purifies the effluent before it is released, meaning that it can be released into streams without the need for further filtering.
Aside from the cleanliness of the effluent, there are also a number of other differences.
* Sewage treatment plants require electricity to run the air pump, however septic tanks can run power-free
* Septic tanks don't require servicing (although they do require emptying), whereas sewage treatment plants require servicing and emptying
* Septic tanks generally require emptying more frequently than sewage treatment plants

Product Description

New Yuda decentralized sewage treatment equipment sewage treatment plant equipment

Usage scenarios 

1.Sewage treatment of closed and semi-closed sensitive water bodies 

2. Domestic sewage treatment in scenic spots;  

3.Suburban point source sewage treatment; 4.Sewage treatment in drinking water source protection areas and ecological protection areas. 

5. Contiguous improvement of rural environment; Water reuse in hotels, guesthouses, etc.;

Farmers' domestic sewage (usually including kitchen waste, toilet flushing sewage and laundry water, of which the toilet flushing sewage must be deposited in a septic tank) is collected through the pipe network and then enters the purification tank. Most of the pollutants in the water are discharged out. Use a fecal suction truck to pump out part of the sludge and sediment at the bottom of the sedimentation tank every 3-6 months.

Specification

Purification Tank	Details Specification
Capacity	1m³/d	2m³/d	5m³/d
Size	2400×1300×1400mm	2130x1150x1650mm	2420x2010x2000mm
Weight	180kg	200kg	520kg
Thickness	6-7mm	6-7mm	7mm
Raw Material	SMC molded FRP Equipment
Included System	Including equipment body, packing, aeration system, reflow system, etc

 

Company Profile

NEW YUDA Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive environmental protection enterprise integrating consulting and design, equipment manufacturing, construction, investment and financing, and operation and maintenance management. Its business areas focus on urban and rural environmental governance, industrial and service wastewater treatment, and water supply purification, solid waste treatment and environmental services. The company is committed to providing overall environmental solutions for local governments' rural revitalization strategic projects and enterprises.

1) National Hi-tech Enterprise, Guangxi Famous Brand, Class A Credit Enterprise
2) More than 60 intellectual property rights, including trademarks, software copyrights, utility and invention patents.
3) Strong technical ability, cooperate with Tsinghua University, Tianjin University, Tokyo University,etc.
4) More then 15 years experiences in the industry
5) General contracting qualification of municipal public works construction. Professional contracting qualification of environmental protection engineering
 

Certifications

Packaging Logistics

FAQ

1. What can you buy from us?
Sewage Treatment Equipment / Water Purifier / Water Purification and so on
2. What service can we provide?
Payment Terms:EXW; FOB; CIF and so on
Payment Way:T/T; L/C
3. What's your delivery time?
Based on different equipment, there is different delivery time.
Usually 7-18 days for reference.

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Before providing details quotation, please kindly help to confirm below details:

1. What's your daily water treatment volume (T)? 2. Is the equipment used to treat domestic sewage or industrial sewage? 3. How many people use? / and where is the use scene? 4. Is there a water ingress test report? 5. What are the requirements for effluent and local discharge standards?