All You Need to Know About Wastewater Treatment System

DID YOU KNOW?
The global burden of human disease caused by sewage pollution
of coastal waters has been estimated at 4 million lost personyears
annually.
A variety of materials enters into the sewage system from a typical
home, office or industry. Sewage contains solids and chemicals like
nitrogen, phosphates and bacteria that affect the environment.

IMPACTS OF WASTEWATER
• increased direct and indirect
costs caused by increased
illness and mortality
• higher costs for producing
drinking and industrial water,
resulting in higher tariffs
• loss of income from fisheries
and aquaculture
• poor water quality
• loss of valuable biodiversity
• loss in real estate values,
when the quality of the
surroundings deteriorates

COMMON BENEFITS OF SEWAGE WASTEWATER TREATMENT
• save money by recycling the
wastewater for use around
the garden
• limit the impact your home
has on the environment
• protect precious stores of
groundwater and stored
rainfall in dams by recycling
• reduce your impact on
municipal sewage systems
by installing a domestic
treatment system

ENVIRONMENTAL BENEFITS
• Less contaminated sediments and sludge build-up
• Decreased pathogens and BOD (Biological Oxygen Demand)

ECONOMIC BENEFITS
• Increased property values
• Reduced human health risks
• Increased recreational opportunities

WHY IS A SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT NECESSARY?
• A sewage treatment plant actively treats sewage in the tank before
safely discharging it into the environment.
• It removes 90-99% of the solids and pollutants to comply with local
and/or national environmental regulations.
• It potentially improves the resale value of your property.

ADVANCED WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS
Investments in sewage treatment plants can have a variety of
implications and beneficial effects. For cost-effective wastewater
treatment systems, septic system alternative products, and storm
water treatment contact Bio-Microbics.
Website: http://www.biomicrobics.com
Phone: 1-913-422-0707