Primary Treatment Systems

Q: How much BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) is removed from primary treatment?

The amount of BOD removed using the treatment system is determined by the type of feed, its composition and the operation's technical parameters. For example, if you are treating municipal wastewater, you will need to determine what types of pollutants are present in your effluent in order to calculate how much BOD is removed.

A treatment system is designed to remove specific contaminants from the water before it enters your home. Primary treatment systems remove sediment and debris from the water. They also remove other contaminants such as iron and manganese. ArchiPro features only the best primary treatment system in New Zealand to ensure your water is safe and free of contaminants.

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Featuring the best primary treatment systems in New Zealand

A primary sedimentation tank is the most common type of primary water treatment in use today. The best primary wastewater treatment systems in New Zealand consist of a series of filters, pumps, and other equipment that remove impurities from raw water to make it safe for drinking. The filters are often made of carbon or ceramic, and they can be either disposable or reusable depending on the type of filter being used. They are an important part of a wider range of wastewater management products that you can find on ArchiPro.

Types of primary treatment systems

A primary treatment system is the first line of defence in preventing waterborne diseases and there are a few different types available.

Rectangular horizontal flow tanks

These rectangular tanks are a popular option in New Zealand since they take up less space than circular tanks. These rectangular tanks can also be built next to each other in larger projects such as apartment buildings as a more economical solution.

Circular radial flow tanks

Round tanks tend to take up more space, and they are typically more sensitive than their rectangular counterparts.

Up flow tanks

Up flow primary wastewater treatment systems are typically square in shape, although they don’t have to be. These systems are built to treat water without needing any mechanisms to move debris around.

The advantages of high-quality primary treatment systems

High-quality primary treatment systems in New Zealand are designed to remove all the harmful agents from the water so you can enjoy clean and safe drinking water. They use advanced technology and processes to ensure that you get the best possible results on every single occasion - no matter how much or how little you use it. They are meticulously tested and developed and are also constructed with premium materials to ensure they perform over the short and long term. With something that has such an important function, you should always insist on the best of the very best.

How to choose a primary treatment system that's right for you

There are a number of things to take into consideration before selecting your primary treatment system. The practical size of the system and how much space you have is the first main consideration. This closely ties into its aesthetics and how it looks in that space. Ideally, you’ll want it to blend in as seamlessly as possible into your environment. You’ll also need to think about how often the system is used and any special requirements you might have or need depending on your environment or setup. As there are often technical considerations to bear in mind, you’ll want to discuss these issues and more at length with the professional who’ll be supplying and installing the system.

What is removed in a primary sedimentation tank?

In a primary sedimentation tank in New Zealand, the solids are removed from your sample by gravity. The solids are collected in the bottom layer of the tank and the upper layers collect the liquid. This process allows for a high-quality sample to be collected with minimal effort.