Two stage vertical flow treatment plant designed for 4000-6000 p.e.
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Nègrepelisse 4000-6000 p.e.
One of the largest and most efficient wastewater treatment plant with french system reed bed filter in France.
Nominal capacity : 4000 p.e. with an extension to 6000 p.e.
Additional Info
- In operation since: 2009
- Type of wastewater treated: Domestic
- Hydraulic load: 720-1080 m³/day
- Organic load (PE): 4000-6000 PE
- Organic design load (kg BOD/day): 240-360
- Location: Nègrepelisse, Departement of Tarn-et-Garonne (France)
- Client: Com de Comm. Terrasses et Vallées de l'Aveyron
- Stage 1 type: Vertical flow, non-saturated
- Stage 1 surface area (m²): 800
- Stage 2 type: Vertical flow, unsaturated
- Stage 2 surface area (m²): 600
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Needs:
Integration of existing ponds, high outlet quality required for a discharge into the river, sustainable development
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Solution:
French system 2-vertical flow stages of treatment integrating the existing ponds.
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Benefits:
The plant discharges into the river a water quality similar to that released by the usual intensive treatment processes with operating costs twice as low, a markedly lower carbon impact and a greater reliability. The integration of the initial ponds into the treatment process improves nitrogen and phosphorus removal during summer time. It offers landscape preservation and a reduction of non renewable energy consumption as well as greehouse gases.
NEXT EVENTS
The IWA Specialist Group on Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control is organizing two new online events of YWP career pathways series where established professionals of the field will share their experiences and views on career opportunities in the wetland world.
21st of September at 2:00 pm (CEST), Gabriela Dotro (Senior Researcher at Cranfield University), Link https://aarhusuniversity.zoom.us/j/68560534202
15th November at 1:30 pm (CET), Scott Wallace (CEO Naturally Wallace - GWT founding member), Link https://inrae-fr.zoom.us/j/2933880347