Overview

Septic tanks have a special and undeniable role in wastewater treatment. In general, conventional septic tanks up to 30% and new septic tanks can reduce sewage pollution by up to 60%. This means that this system has the ability to reduce the load of sewage pollution by up to 63% if designed with the right capacity. As a result, the effluent is obtained with a much lower level of pollution, which, of course, should not enter nature again. What is certain is that no solid will come out of the septic tank and the holes in the sewer will not be blinded at all. Of course, if the production of all components of septic tanks is done accurately.