Multi-Flo is the premier wastewater treatment unit available for residential use. Its secret: sufficient aeration to treat the most troublesome wastewater and 30 filter bags that provide 132 ft2 of filtration surface. The result: Multi-Flo units produce an effluent that has less than 5 mg/L CBOD and TSS and a fecal coliform counts that average 203 cfu/100 mL---a whopping 99.999% disinfected---based on independent studies at the University of Wisconsin. In practice, Multi-Flo units regularly produce effluent that have less than 50 cfu/100 mL. No other residential wastewater treatment units can compare.
Examine this cross-section of a Multi-Flo unit. Water enters the unit through the 4-inch PVC pipe that is attached to dwelling or building being served. The aerator at the bottom of the unit draws air through the clear plastic tube and into the reactor chamber, where it mixes with the water. The 30 white filter bags provide filtration at a nominal 100 micron size, assuring you of the cleanest effluent possible. The white PVC pipe also supports a sensor array to alert you and service personnel should a problem with the unit occur.
Note the quality of construction, which includes fiberglass, PVC, and mesh nylon. Also note how the filter bags prevent solids from leaving the unit. Multi-Flo units provide the cleanest effluent because the filter bags prevent the release of solids. And as the filter bags develop a layer of particles, the filtering capabilities increase.
The filter bags are easily accessible for cleaning. A plastic surge bowl, which prevents influent from splashing into the effluent chamber, can be lifted out to expose the filter bag array. Each filter bag can be removed for inspection or replacement as necessary. Filter bags can be washed in a typical washing machine and reused.
Multi-Flo units produce the cleanest effluent. The reactor, which contains the mixture of wastewater and bacteria, has a characteristic frothy appearance. This is the sign of a healthy unit. Note the effluent: it's crystal clear - so clear that you really cannot see it. What you see are the effluent weir and filter
Nayadic units use time-honored techniques to provide consistently clean effluent. Nayadic units rely upon simple, proven techniques to achieve wastewater treatment. Each unit has two chambers: an inner reactor vessel, where wastewater is treated, and an outer clarification chamber, where helpful bacteria settle from the treated water. Combined with its conical design, Nayadic units meet the stringent limits of ANSI/NSF Standard 40, Class 1.
In operation, wastewater is discharged to the inner reactor. Compressed air is pumped into the bottom of the chamber and allowed to rise in a pipe, creating a "Venturi Effect." This phenomenon assures that the wastewater will be thoroughly treated before it leaves the unit-as is evident in the picture. The inner chamber also creates a quiescent zone along the outer chamber where bacteria can settle. As an added measure, a "scum baffle" keeps floating material from leaving the unit-as can also be seen in the photograph.
The compressor supplying air to the Nayadic can be installed anywhere. An optional tub is available to house the tub above the reactor. Alternatively, the compressor can be housed inside the dwelling, garage, or outside, if protected.
Nayadic is an efficient, compact, self-contained wastewater treatment system designed to dispose of sewage by means of aerobic digestion and filtration for both residential and commercial properties. The result is clear, odorless water, 95% sewage free!
The Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System is a natural Wastewater Treatment System for Onsite Wastewater Treatment. Utilizing a unique biofibrous peat filter media, the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System is one of the highest performing, most reliable Wastewater Treatment Systems on the market today. It has proven itself for over 15 years in a large number of U.S. residential and light commercial applications, as well as sites subject to intermittent use or existing sites needing repairs or upgrades.
The greatest benefits are derived from the reliability and simplicity of how the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System works, with no blowers or re-circulating pumps required, an important feature for any residential Wastewater Treatment System. Following a septic tank containing an effluent filter the Wastewater is time dosed, into the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System. Time dosing is an important aspect of the design that protects the drain field and ensures high Wastewater Treatment performance, with ammonia levels of <5mg/l. For sites where no power is available a siphon system can be utilized for time-dosing.
Other benefits include the ability to disperse the treated effluent directly through a gravel pad underneath the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System. Not to mention, the very low operating cost, the factory assembly reducing installation costs and the modular design of the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System allowing phasing of the construction.
Terralift is a technological breakthrough in soil restoration. It solves a number of soil problems including compaction, saturation, and improper drainage, without disturbing the ground surface.
This revolutionary approach to soil treatment is a benefit to several industries, amoung them:
Septic system services
- Rejuvinates exhausted leach fields quickly without costly excavation and replacement.
Terralift provides a fast solution to many ground water problems. Terralift uses a long, narrow probe and an integral pneumatic hammer to penetrate the soil to depths of from 3 to 6 feet.
It then forces air into the soil at a controllable rate, fracturing the soil, and creating an aerobic condition.
At the same time, polystyrene pellets are injected into the newly aerated soil, thus maintaining the passages for the percolationof liquid away from the problem area.
Because air tends to follow the path of least resistance, both the air and the pellets will move horizontally and vertically through the soil. The pellets will keep the air and water passages open to ensure proper transpiration on a long term basis.
Enviro-Guard is the ultimate in wastewater treatment: a self-contained system that removes, organic material, solids, pathogens, and nitrogen. Enviro-Guard is the only choice for sensitive environments. Enviro-Guard starts with the Multi-Flo treatment engine, which is enhanced by primary treatment and flow equalization. Enviro-Guard systems include a 500-gallon primary treatment tank and 600-gallon dose tank with associated dosing pump and timer. These tanks condition and hold wastewater for dosing to the treatment tank. Treatment efficiency is maximized by controlling dose frequency, interval, volume, and rate. Enviro-Guard is designed to condition, dose, and treat wastewater such that the effluent can be recycled to the native environment. Enviro-Guard systems remove organic materials solids by over 98 percent. Effluent concentrations of organic material and solids are routinely less than 5 mg/L. In addition, Enviro-Guard reduces total nitrogen, mostly nitrate, by over 60 percent. Were that not enough, NSF conducted a test to determine how long an Enviro-Guard system would take to return to proper functioning after two-months of non-use. The result: two days!
The filter bags are easily accessible for cleaning. A plastic surge bowl, which prevents influent from splashing into the effluent chamber, can be lifted out to expose the filter bag array. Each filter bag can be removed for inspection or replacement as necessary. Filter bags can be washed in a typical washing machine and reused.
The Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System is a natural Wastewater Treatment System for Onsite Wastewater Treatment. Utilizing a unique biofibrous peat filter media, the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System is one of the highest performing, most reliable Wastewater Treatment Systems on the market today. It has proven itself for over 15 years in a large number of U.S. residential and light commercial applications, as well as sites subject to intermittent use or existing sites needing repairs or upgrades.
The greatest benefits are derived from the reliability and simplicity of how the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System works, with no blowers or re-circulating pumps required, an important feature for any residential Wastewater Treatment System. Following a septic tank containing an effluent filter the Wastewater is time dosed, into the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System. Time dosing is an important aspect of the design that protects the drain field and ensures high Wastewater Treatment performance, with ammonia levels of <5mg/l. For sites where no power is available a siphon system can be utilized for time-dosing.
Other benefits include the ability to disperse the treated effluent directly through a gravel pad underneath the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System. Not to mention, the very low operating cost, the factory assembly reducing installation costs and the modular design of the Puraflo Wastewater Treatment System allowing phasing of the construction.
primary treatment and flow equalization. Enviro-Guard systems include a 500-gallon primary treatment tank and 600-gallon dose tank with associated dosing pump and timer. These tanks condition and hold wastewater for dosing to the treatment tank. Treatment efficiency is maximized by controlling dose frequency, interval, volume, and rate. Enviro-Guard is designed to condition, dose, and treat wastewater such that the effluent can be recycled to the native environment. Enviro-Guard systems remove organic materials solids by over 98 percent. Effluent concentrations of organic material and solids are routinely less than 5 mg/L. In addition, Enviro-Guard reduces total nitrogen, mostly nitrate, by over 60 percent. Were that not enough, NSF conducted a test to determine how long an Enviro-Guard system would take to return to proper functioning after two-months of non-use. The result: two days!
