klargester biodisk installation

[dpmiller]

the +P version of the Solido Smart that we installed is a single tank solution with a built-in dosing system for Polyaluminium chloride

 

https://www.premiertechaqua.com/en-gb/wastewater-treatment/solido-smart-p-phosphorus-removal#product-description

[saveasteading]

6 minutes ago, dpmiller said:

the +P version of the Solido Smart

Sounds like the answer. @Amateur bob can at least work on this assumption while the others catch up.

[Amateur bob]

10 hours ago, saveasteading said:

Can the output of both tanks be piped to a single P treatment installation?

I'm wondering if the planners have heard of the klargester phosphate removal equipment and assumed this was a digester too.

But no, from klargester or Marsh and perhaps the others , it is an extra thing.

no unfortunately the two tanks will be on different farms, ahh i see, wonder how much extra its going to cost, the standard klargester ba claims to reduce photspate to the required level but its £4300

[Amateur bob]

1 hour ago, dpmiller said:

the +P version of the Solido Smart that we installed is a single tank solution with a built-in dosing system for Polyaluminium chloride

 

https://www.premiertechaqua.com/en-gb/wastewater-treatment/solido-smart-p-phosphorus-removal#product-description

thanks ive had a look i assume it does everything else the other bio disc plants too plus the phosphate stripping? what sort of price range if you dont mind me asking

[dpmiller]

2 minutes ago, Amateur bob said:

thanks ive had a look i assume it does everything else the other bio disc plants too plus the phosphate stripping? what sort of price range if you dont mind me asking

 

I have no idea. You could always try asking them?

[Amateur bob]

ive emailed graf 2 one tank supplier he says phosphate is the same as nitrate reading NH4 and they can get down to 0.5mg/l

[saveasteading]

40 minutes ago, dpmiller said:

I have no idea. You could always try asking them?

I googled it. @Amateur bobcan too.

[Amateur bob]

12 minutes ago, saveasteading said:

I googled it. @Amateur bobcan too.

https://www.owlshall.co.uk/sewage-treatment/sewage-treatment-plants/1-4-bedroom/premier-tech-rewatec-solido-smart-2-8-person/

 

this looks like a feasable option

[Amateur bob]

the only concern i have is noone else has mentioned it so its a bit of an unknown quantity

[crispy_wafer]

7 minutes ago, Amateur bob said:

https://www.owlshall.co.uk/sewage-treatment/sewage-treatment-plants/1-4-bedroom/premier-tech-rewatec-solido-smart-2-8-person/

 

this looks like a feasable option

That's what I installed last year.  Pumped version though.  Not used in anger yet.

Edited February 9, 2024 by crispy_wafer

[Amateur bob]

2 minutes ago, crispy_wafer said:

That's what I installed last year.  Pumped version though.  Not used in anger yet.

did you install it yourself? why not used yet if you dont mind me asking

[crispy_wafer]

Just now, Amateur bob said:

did you install it yourself? why not used yet if you dont mind me asking

yes, installed by myself.  Haven't moved into my build yet is the main reason.

[Amateur bob]

2 hours ago, crispy_wafer said:

yes, installed by myself.  Haven't moved into my build yet is the main reason.

ah i see, it does the whole job full sewage treatment as well as phosphate stripping? ive emailed waiting to hear back

[dpmiller]

^ that's not the Phosphate version, you're looking for the +P...

[dpmiller]

I've attached a document on phosphorus reduction, and PremierTech are aware of this thread following me logging in to download it. Further infos may then follow.

WIJ_removal_of_phosphorus_in_off_mains_wastewater_treatment_UK-EN.pdf

[saveasteading]

A thought. No more than that:

P is a fertiliser and helps plants to grow. 

That's the problem in this case.

Reed beds convert effluent into plants.

Is a reed bed an option?

 

[Amateur bob]

48 minutes ago, saveasteading said:

A thought. No more than that:

P is a fertiliser and helps plants to grow. 

That's the problem in this case.

Reed beds convert effluent into plants.

Is a reed bed an option?

 

instead of a sewage treatment plant? is that allowed in some areas?

[Amateur bob]

3 hours ago, dpmiller said:

I've attached a document on phosphorus reduction, and PremierTech are aware of this thread following me logging in to download it. Further infos may then follow.

WIJ_removal_of_phosphorus_in_off_mains_wastewater_treatment_UK-EN.pdf 867 kB · 3 downloads

thanks ill have a read

[saveasteading]

8 minutes ago, Amateur bob said:

that allowed in some areas?

It's certainly in the building regulaions as an option. Space is the usual reason against it. . But for planning and proven P levels I've no idea.

[Amateur bob]

15 hours ago, saveasteading said:

It's certainly in the building regulaions as an option. Space is the usual reason against it. . But for planning and proven P levels I've no idea.

im on a farm so plenty space in fields, is it just a big hole and plant some reeds?

[saveasteading]

1 hour ago, Amateur bob said:

just a big hole and plant some reeds?

It is a snaking channel. Look at the building regulations for drainage. Enjoy!