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into the activation chamber, using an energy saving fluid<br />

transfer mechanism.<br />

In the activation chamber, the oxygen supply to the<br />

micro-organisms is managed, to create aerobic and<br />

anaerobic/de-nitryfing 1 . conditions. Pollutants are<br />

absorbed by the activated sludge and converted into a<br />

biomass. Excess activated sludge is returned to the<br />

primary chamber, to maintain a sludge volume <strong>of</strong><br />

400 ml/l in the activation phase.<br />

3 Settlement period: When the six hour 2 activation<br />

phase is complete, the aeration/agitation system is<br />

switched <strong>of</strong>f and the two hour settlement phase<br />

commences. The activated sludge settles on the base <strong>of</strong><br />

the chamber.<br />

4 Discharge: The treated effluent is then pumped from<br />

the activation chamber to the polishing filter, and the<br />

treatment cycle recommences.<br />

The plant automatically operates a three month start up<br />

programme. The certificate holder recommends injecting<br />

the activation chamber with 30 litres <strong>of</strong> activated sludge<br />

per person to accelerate growth <strong>of</strong> activated sludge.<br />

During times <strong>of</strong> continuous low flows, or when the<br />

dwelling is un-occupied, the CPT Zons® AQUAstar®<br />

waste water treatment plant system automatically<br />

switches to economy mode. This reduces agitation and<br />

aeration times, and requires less electricity, while<br />

maintaining functioning activated sludge in the system.<br />

2.2 MANUFACTURE<br />

2.2.1 General<br />

The tank body, with integral walls and floor, is cast in<br />

the inverted position, in a single pour, using C55/65 self<br />

compacting, fibre reinforced concrete.<br />

The tank cover and access covers are cast in<br />

conventionally reinforced C55/65 self compacting<br />

concrete.<br />

The CPT Zons® AQUAstar® kit, which is assembled<br />

from proprietary components, is quality checked, then<br />

fitted to the activation chamber baffle wall, using<br />

stainless steel wall mounting brackets, prior to dispatch.<br />

The MULTICOM® 100 is also fitted, prior to dispatch.<br />

The tank cover is sealed in place using bitumen tape<br />

sealant and primer.<br />

The connection cable and IP66 socket, alarm beacon,<br />

sampling bottle, inlet and outlet pipe connections and<br />

labels are fitted prior to dispatch.<br />

2.2.2 Product range<br />

The system range and design details are shown in<br />

Tables 1and 2, and Figure 1 and 2.<br />

2.2.3 Ancillary items<br />

The system is supplied with all the <strong>required</strong> components<br />

in place.<br />

Distribution boxes for the treated effluent are available<br />

from the Certificate holder but are outside the scope <strong>of</strong><br />

this Certificate.<br />

1 The effluent nitrogen levels are influenced by temperature and<br />

background levels in local water supply.<br />

2 The values given are approximate. Process times are modified<br />

at commissioning and servicing to suit actual design flows.<br />

Certificate No. 08/0318 / CPT Zons® AQUAstar®<br />

All components in contact with effluent are made <strong>of</strong><br />

stainless steel, ABS, uPVC or polypropylene.<br />

2.2.4 Quality control<br />

The Certificate holder operates a quality management<br />

system and continuous quality control is exercised<br />

during manufacture. Quality controls include checks on<br />

incoming raw materials and ancillaries, concrete cube<br />

test, equipment calibration, operational testing <strong>of</strong> CPT<br />

Zons® AQUAstar® kit, visual <strong>inspection</strong> and water<br />

tightness testing.<br />

2.3 DELIVERY, STORAGE AND MARKING<br />

2.3.1 The Certificate holder delivers the CPT Zons®<br />

AQUAstar® waste water treatment plant to site on a<br />

platform-bodied truck with rear-mounted articulating<br />

crane. The Certificate holder installs the unit in the<br />

excavation, in accordance with CPT Zons® AQUAstar®<br />

SBR Installation Guide.<br />

All lifting equipment and procedures shall comply with<br />

the requirements <strong>of</strong> the Safety, Health and Welfare at<br />

Work Act 2005. The Certificate holder’s instructions shall<br />

be followed to avoid damage to the tank during <strong>of</strong>floading<br />

and installation.<br />

All works associated with the excavation, and access to<br />

it, must be fully in accordance with best practice and all<br />

relevant statutory requirements.<br />

The unit is normally delivered to site for immediate<br />

installation. However if on site storage is necessary, the<br />

tank should be stored upright, on stable, level ground, <strong>of</strong><br />

adequate bearing pressure, with the cover in place to<br />

prevent ingress <strong>of</strong> water. The tank should <strong>only</strong> be lifted<br />

when empty; water should be pumped out if necessary.<br />

2.3.2 The unit is marked as follows:<br />

<strong>For</strong> <strong>inspection</strong> <strong>purposes</strong> <strong>only</strong>.<br />

<strong>Consent</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>copyright</strong> <strong>owner</strong> <strong>required</strong> for any other use.<br />

• adhesive label bearing: unique serial number,<br />

IAB identification Mark incorporating the number<br />

<strong>of</strong> this Certificate, Certificate holder’s details,<br />

model type and population equivalent ;<br />

• Concrete access covers incorporate the IAB logo;<br />

• Inlet and outlet pipe connections are identified.<br />

EPA Export 24-08-2012:23:55:55

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