Sewage treatment, and its associated public sanitation benefits, is one of the most important functions contributing to societal sustainability. It affects not only the protection of public and environmental health, but also affects how much economic development is possible, as well as the overall quality of life within a community.

Wastewater treatment is needed everywhere there are people. In concentrated population centers such as urban areas, centralized wastewater treatment systems are economically practical. In rural areas, where population density is lower, other forms of wastewater treatment are needed. On-site wastewater treatment systems (OWTS) have been shown to be an effective and economically practical solution to rural wastewater management.

They eliminate the need for capital- and maintenance-intensive sewage collection pipeline networks, and associated infrastructure. They can now produce a disinfected effluent that is fit to be used as drinking water.

For more information, please attend the presentation at the upcoming Convention & Trade Show.  If you are not yet registered for this event, you can do so here.