Buried Domestic Sewage Small-Scale Decentralized Equipment

Jingbo's Buried Domestic Sewage Small-Scale Decentralized Equipment looks like a large tank. Buried underground, it takes up little space, and the surface can be used for landscaping or parking – it's both aesthetically pleasing and practical. The treatment process inside the tank is quite sophisticated. First, a screen filters out large debris like plastic bags, leaves, and hair. Then, a regulating tank stabilizes the water quality and quantity, where bacteria break down stubborn pollutants into smaller molecules.

The core treatment process involves the combined use of anaerobic and aerobic tanks. Bacteria work alternately in both anaerobic and aerobic environments, decomposing organic matter, nitrogen, and phosphorus pollutants in the sewage. Finally, sedimentation and disinfection complete the process, resulting in effluent that meets the Class A discharge standard.

Product Parameters

This Buried Domestic Sewage Small-Scale Decentralized Equipment is made of fiberglass or corrosion-resistant carbon steel, so it's resistant to corrosion even when buried underground and can last for many years. It operates in a closed system, preventing odors and noise pollution. It runs automatically, requiring no constant monitoring, and only needs sludge removal once or twice a year. Whether you do it yourself or hire a third party, it's very convenient.

No need for long pipelines; simply dig a pit, bury the Buried Domestic Sewage Small-Scale Decentralized Equipment, and it's ready to use, saving considerable infrastructure costs. It's like having a "family doctor" for scattered sewage collection points, effectively treating previously haphazardly discharged wastewater. This protects the environment and ensures the normal operation of rural areas and scenic spots, making it truly cost-effective.