Advanced Water Treatment Solutions

Underground tanks are sealed reservoirs for accumulating

and storing wastewater or liquids. Any underground tank

requires pumping as it fills up. Underground tanks are

also called accumulators.

The use of tanks ensures:

• The ability to discharge any wastewater

• Accumulation of wastewater in regions with quicksand

• Organization of irrigation fields with soil post-treatment

• Water accumulation on the site

Local treatment facilities (LTF), or stormwater drainage systems, are systems for collecting, treating, and storing liquid precipitation. LTF typically consists of three components: a system for collecting wastewater through channels and filtering elements. The second compartment of the LTF usually contains filters for mechanical treatment of large contaminants. The third compartment contains filters for fine treatment of small-dispersed contaminants in wastewater. In

addition to treatment systems, LTF also includes reservoirs and tanks for storage.

For gravity drainage of sewage in sewer systems, it is necessary to maintain a slope when installing sewer pipes. In some areas, this is impossible due to terrain features or limited space. A sewage pumping station is a complete, ready-to-install pumping station that ensures the pumping of stormwater and sewage in systems where gravity drainage is not possible.