Best Purification Process

1.  Filling Phase

All wastewater generated on a property is first sent to a septic or trash tank sized according to household demand.  The pump then pumps an exact specified amount of wastewater to the Ecolator reactor.

ADVANTAGES:

• An always carefully controlled purification process meets the requirements specified by law
• An appropriate, controlled treatment for each treatment batch
• No by-pass flows of untreated wastewater
• A separate sump pump enables installation even in difficult conditions
  

2.  Aeration & chemical application

The ecolator technology applies a specific quantity of chemical for phosphorus.  At the same time, aeration stimulates bacterial activity digesting solid organic matter and intensifies the removal of nitrogen.

ADVANTAGES:

• An accurate, computer controlled process ensures the most efficiency
• Always uses appropriate quantity of chemical
• A unique purification method developed for the Ecolator (patent pending) guarantees superior purification results
• Less excess sludge due to an efficient purification process

3.  Sedimentation phase

The reactor is on stand-by allowing the precipitated phosphorus and solid matter to descent to the bottom.  Any leftover nitrogen evaporates into the air as a gas.  New wastewater can enter the sump pump at any point of the process.

ADVANTAGES:

• Solid matter & precipitated phosphorus descend to the bottom of the tank
• Clear, purified water collects on the surface in the reactor
• No unpleasant odors

4.  Outlet phase

The clean, treated water is pumped back into the environment or it can be reused.

ADVANTAGES:

• The treated water is safe for the environment
• Allows for the discharge even into ascending terrain
• Allows for a flexible location for the point of discharge
• Allows for reductions in final components