Sewage Treatment Plants
A sewage treatment plant is a packaged
system that uses natural biological aerobic
action to treat sewage and produce
discharge that is of a level of cleanliness
that it can, with Environment Agency
approval, be discharged into an open
watercourse.
manufacturers and while ultimately performing the same function,
the manner of their operation and their ongoing running once
installed vary considerably. Ultimately a modern sewage treatment
plant will produce a final effluent quality far in excess of that
produced by a septic tank.
Some plants require regular emptying and maintenance while
others run on systems that result in the need for emptying
every 2 – 3 years.
Rota Environmental Services will be happy
to advise you on the differences between
the systems, please contact us for more
information.
