
Domestic sewage treatment is the sewage generated in human daily life. It has a wide range of sources and requires more types of organic matter to be treated. It usually includes several types of kitchen wastewater, washing wastewater, and discharge wastewater, and their treatment requirements are very high. At present, water resources are scarce in many places. Therefore, after some sewage treatment, many water resources will be recycled and reused.
After passing through the grid, the sewage enters the hydrolysis acidification tank (regulating tank) for water quality and quantity regulation. The effluent is lifted by a lift pump to the anaerobic biological tank (facultative tank A), and then enters the first level contact oxidation tank (0) for biochemical treatment before continuing with the second level contact oxidation tank (0). After solid-liquid separation in the sedimentation tank, disinfectants are added before entering the contact disinfection tank. After a certain contact time, the disinfected effluent can meet the discharge standards.

Effectively utilizing land that can save occupation

Effectively reducing costs

Realize effective reuse and water-saving of wastewater

Reduce municipal management

Low sludge production

No impact on the surrounding environment

Fully automatic control, no need for personnel management

Simple operation and convenient maintenance

Innovative technology with good results

Residential communities reclaimed water reuse

Towns and villages sewage disposal

Scenic spots and resorts Domestic sewage treatment

Airport and highway service areas

Rivers and Lakes Terminal sewage treatment



