About

• Purpose: To treat sewage and wastewater to a safe standard for environmental discharge or reuse.
• Location: Entirely or partially built underground, often beneath parking lots, buildings, or parks.
• Treatment process: Uses a series of processes that can include screening, aeration, and settling to break down organic matter and remove solids.
• Output: Produces clean effluent (treated water) and managed sludge (solid waste).

• Space-saving: Keeps the entire facility hidden, freeing up valuable surface area.
• Aesthetic appeal: Enhances the visual appeal of an area by keeping infrastructure out of sight.
• Low maintenance: Modern systems are often designed for low maintenance and long-lasting operation.
• Odor and noise control: The underground design significantly reduces odors and noise pollution.
• Modular and customizable: Available in various designs and sizes to fit specific needs, from compact systems for single properties to larger industrial plants.
• Environmental protection: Protects local water bodies and public health by ensuring wastewater is properly treated.

• Residential complexes
• Commercial buildings
• Industrial facilities
• Hospitals
• Educational institutions
• Resorts and hotels