Perocseny Pension, a small pension located in the Northern hills of Hungary's National Park, needed to find a decentralized wastewater treatment solution that would help them meet the current wastewater regulations while being extremely compact.
The Future Looks Bright for Wastewater Treatment Welcome to Water Wisely, the decentralized wastewater treatment blog from BIOROTOR. From interesting articles discussing current challenges, to handy guides outlining the best practices when it comes to Decentralized wastewater treatment systems - this is your go-to source for staying informed and one step ahead of the game.
In today’s world, municipalities are under immense pressure to not only provide high-quality wastewater treatment for their residents, but to do so in a sustainable and cost-effective way. Older wastewater systems can often be energy intensive, expensive to maintain, or ineffective, which is why the municipality of Luvigny decided to replace their existing system with a new BIOROTOR installation.
The BIOROTOR wastewater treatment plant tank is a good example of why rotational moulding has become so popular. This manufacturing process allows us to produce high-quality products made of 100% recyclable materials, with multiple additional benefits like easy installation in remote locations, or an eco-friendly process that’s better for the environment.
Discharging wastewater into the ocean can lead to critical and irreparable damage to corals and marine life, meaning it is essential to have an effective waste water treatment plant. Here's how we addressed the problem for an hotel in Curaçao.
Old and failing wastewater treatment plants can be an ecological disaster, with incomplete effluent treatment causing pollution of ground and surface water bodies. Here's how we addressed this problem when one of the many small sewage treatment facilities serving the municipality of Musina in the Vhembe District had been compromised due to age and the harsh operating conditions.
