Freeflush Water Management Blog
Wastwater, seweage, poo, it has to go somewhere! 0
96% of the UK’s wastewater is treated at large scale waste water treatment plants; the remaining 4% is treated by use of septic tanks or cesspools on a much smaller scale...- Amitt 800
How much water do I need to water my garden and other useful watering tips... 0
We're often asked how much rainwater storage do I need for my garden? The simplest way to look at this is to take the average usage per day, let's say its 3 watering cans worth. A typical watering can is 5 litres and so the daily usage would be 3 watering cans x 5 litres which is 15 litres per day.- free flush
Wastewater treatment regulations what you need to know 0
Legislation for the standard of wastewater treatment is documented in the EC Urban Waste Water Treatment Directive. This covers all aspects of waste water processing from large scale treatment plants to smaller scale installations such a septic tanks and cesspools.- Amitt 800
Wastewater treatment for newbuilds what to consider... 0
Where properties are not connected to a main sewage network there are a number of systems that can be installed to treat waste water. The principle of all of these systems is that they will partially process sewage and waste water and limit discharge into the surrounding environment.- Amitt 800
