Tuesday, 1 September 2015

Conder HDPE ASP

Conder HDPE ASP

Conder HDPE ASP06 Packaged Sewage Treatment Plant
The Conder HDPE ASP 6 Sewage Treatment System is manufactured in High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) material. The plant showcases all the main features of the highly successful Conder ASP GRP sewage plant, plus additional features and benefits. 
Designed and tested in accordance with BSEN12566-3:2005 and with the British Water Code of Practice for Flow and Loads, the Clereflo HDPE ASP range is suitable for residential and commercial projects where mains drainage is not available. 
Features and Benefits 
  • HDPE material – durable, recyclable and impact resistance
  • Integrated blower as standard for a more compact design
  • Optional telescopic extension for adjustable invert
  • Reduced installation costs due to new compact design
  • Sturdy, structured design for ease of transportation and storage
  • Detachable legs for preferred method of installation
  • Pre-moulded lifting eyes for improved on-site handling
  • Fully CE marked, designed and tested to BSEN 12566-3:2005
  • Standard effluent quality 20mg/L BOD; 30mg/L SS; 20 mg/L NH3
  • Optional external blower rather than integrated if preferred
  • Low running costs
  • Lockable pedestrian access cover
  • Free delivery
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Deeper inverts can be accommodated by means of either a telescopic extension offering 50mm to 350mm adjustment or a larger 800mm extension that can be cut on site.

Automatic 12 month warranty with free 5 year warranty available by registering the product with Conder by completing a short warranty activation form.

Monday, 20 April 2015

Black MDPE 50mm x 25m

Black MDPE 50mm x 25m

Black MDPE 50mm x25m

Black MDPE 50mm x 25m of coil - To be used in conjunction with an effluent pump station.
MDPE Pipe (Medium Density Polyethylene)
Withstands working pressures up to 16 Bar
High-performance high-density polyethylene water pressure pipes suitable for municipal and industrial transmission systems for potable water ( in above ground applications only), sewer, drain, mining, irrigation, and reclaimed water.
FEATURES
  • Can withstand working pressures up to 16 BAR
  • Corrosion free
  • Fittings have been WRAS approved by WRc
  • Easy to install with no special tools required
  • Excellent quality at a very low price
Price includes delivery to any UK mainland site

Sunday, 19 April 2015

Black MDPE 63mm x50m Coil

Black MDPE 63mm x 50m Coil

Black MDPE 63mm x50m Coil
MDPE 63mm

 At Septic Tank Supplies we stock Black MDPE 63mm x 50m of coil - perfect to be used in conjunction with an sewage pump station.

please call us on 01923 261660 to order

Tricel Epurbloc Riser

Tricel Epurbloc Riser

Tricel Epurbloc Riser
Tricel Epurbloc Riser


Tricel Epurbloc manhole risers are 180mm each and come as pairs
Manhole extensions for deeper installations or sloping sites are available and are simply screwed onto the lid. Up to 3 extension pieces maybe used on each neck.
Price includes two manhole risers and delivery to any UK postcode

Monday, 13 April 2015

What are the options if you do not have mains sewage connection?

For those not on the mains, many treatment options can be considered. Some of these could be of interest to people who are on the mains, but want to reclaim some of the nutrients they are currently flushing away. Treating sewage usually involves a combination of different methods to separate out solids, deal with pathogenic (disease carrying) organisms, and remove nutrients.

Septic Tank

The first stage (primary treatment) is the separation of most of the solids from the liquid effluent, usually by some kind of settlement chamber. The most common example is the septic tank. These are a robust and economic option if used properly. Most of the solid material will either sink (as sludge) or float to the top (as crust), leaving the effluent between to flow out to a secondary treatment stage.
In a septic tank, some breakdown of solids by bacteria takes place, but they will gradually build up over time and need removing occasionally (a process known as desludging). No additives should be needed to make your septic tank operate properly. People occasionally tell us of tanks that have never been emptied, but this will be either due to a hole in the tank (which could mean the solids are being eaten by rats), or because solids are washing into the leach field (this can lead to a blockage, a bad smell, and a costly rescue operation).

Cesspool

Cesspools tend to be used when conditions prohibit a secondary treatment system; they have no outlet and so need emptying every few weeks, making them expensive to run.

Leach Field

A common secondary treatment system is a leach field. This is a system of perforated pipes laid in underground gravel trenches. They are unsuitable for very clay soils or areas with a high water table. The liquid effluent percolates through the gravel, where solids are removed and digested by micro-organisms, leaving the liquid clean enough to filter into groundwater.

Reed Beds

Vertical flow reed beds are another kind of secondary treatment. The effluent from a septic tank (or similar) is percolated through a tank containing layers of sand and gravel planted with reeds. The reeds help bacteria to break down the pollutants and make the beds attractive to wildlife. Horizontal flow reed beds are usually a third stage of treatment, used after other systems when a high level of treatment is needed.

Onion Tanks moved for water storage

Onion Tanks are a unique short-term solution, the portable tank is designed to be able to take the tank on the remote control or complicated place that will be used for water or other liquid storage. Onion tanks are designed for continued use and last a very long time, if well cared for. Onion tanks are designed for portable tanks that can be carried in a net and easily moved. They are not designed for transporting water.

Similar to the onion tank are the granular backfill septic tanks, which can save up to 50% on installation cost. Granular backfill septic tanks are marginally more costly than the typical onion septic tank, but on average save up to 50% on installation.

Sewage Treatment Plants

The Sewage Treatment Plant process is similar to the way in which the septic tank works, but the mechanical components provide a process to help break down materials, as it is tough to produce cleaner, more environmentally friendly wastewater. It then leaves the final chamber, ready to be discharged into local watercourses, ditches or drainage land-based systems to the approval of the Office of Environmental Protection.


Several kinds of package treatment plants are available. These carry out primary and secondary treatment in compact units, and so produce a cleaner effluent than a septic tank. However, these usually require some kind of power supply – if so, they will be more costly to install and run, and not necessarily more environmentally friendly. Other treatments alongside reed or willow beds, septic tanks and leach fields are trickling filters, solar ponds, living machines, and compost toilets. 

Wednesday, 8 April 2015

Zoeller Mini - 185L


Zoeller Mini - 185L
The Zoeller Mini Lite domestic sewage pumping station is a complete system for areas where gravity flow is not available. Designed for infrequent use. Optional A-Pak High Water Alarm if required.

Mini Sewage Pumping Station Includes:
  • WU222 Model 50mm solids sewage pump (up to 6m lift)
  • 610mm x 610mm HDPE molded basin
  • Pedestrian rated cover
  • Non return valve
  • Internal 50mm PVC discharge pipe work Kit
  • seal for incoming and outgoing pipework
  • 12 months warranty
240v - 4.4amp - UK plug



Domestic application areas:
•Small extensions
•Small conversions

All our pumping stations comply to BS EN 12050-1:2001 / BS EN 752-6:1998 standards.

A "High Water Siren Alarm" is recommended to ensure that there is no excess build up in the event of a pump failure.

Septic Tank Cover & Frame



By far are most popular pedestrian rate cover & frame manufactured by Klargester.
This cover will suit almost every septic tank and cesspool on the market.
600mm x 600mm Steel Cover & Frame - Pedestrian Duty
Klargester Cover & Frame



The most common sized cover required for septic tanks,
  • Cover - Solid top, Galvanised steel
  • Frame - Black Polypropylene
  • Lifting - Fitted with integral lifting handles
Dimensions
  • External dimensions - 663L x 633W x 30H
  • Clear Opening - 600L x 600W
Delivery charges may apply - Please call 01923 261660

Monday, 2 February 2015

What are Septic Tanks and how do you clean them?


A very common way to treat wastewater in both rural areas and urban systems is with a septic tank or cesspool, sometimes coupled with a filtration system added. The septic tank removes sediment and floating solids from the black water absorption system. It then filters and treats the clarified effluent from the septic tank.

Removing solids from wastewater protects the soil absorption system against clogging and premature failure. At the same time removing solid matter, the septic tank digestion also allows a portion of the solid matter to remain and stores the undigested portion.

Operation of Septic Tanks

Solids from septic tanks are removed by decantation, by stopping residual water in the tank, allowing them to sink and for the sediment layer to float away the impurities. For this separation to occur, residual water in the tank must be stopped for a minimum of 24 hours.

Up to 50 percent of the solids retained in the tank will decompose. The remaining solid matter is accumulated in the tank.

The silt continues to accumulate at the bottom of the septic tank while the septic system is used, without any intervention. Properly designed wells have a safe space for the accumulation of at least three years of silt. When the level of silt goes beyond this point, wastewater has less time to separate solids from the water before it leaves the tank, so the process stops performing effectively.
While silt levels rise, more solid material enters the filtration area. If silt accumulates too long, no separation of solids from water and sewage can occur directly in the filtration area. To prevent this, the tank must be emptied of silt, usually with a pump of a special vehicle for emptying Septic Tanks.
The deadline for emptying a septic tank depends basically on the:
  • Capacity of the septic tank
  • Amount of wastewater (related to family size)
  • Volume of solids in the wastewater

Cleaning a Septic Tank

It is highly recommended to hire a specialised company, which empties by pumping and transporting the sludge from septic tanks. This is because certain standards must be met. The resulting waste should be monitored to ensure cleaning is done properly. To remove all the material from the tank, you have to disperse the solid layer and mix the layers of silt and the liquid part of the tank to facilitate emptying as much as possible.


As usual, this is alternatively achieved by removing the water from the tank with a pump and pressure from the bottom of the tank. The septic tank should be cleaned through the central manhole and not by inspection ports, as this may damage certain parts essential for its proper functioning.

Wednesday, 7 January 2015

Septic Tank Supplies Supply Klargester Pump Station To Copefield Construction

Septic Tank Supplies have today supplied a 200l Klargester effluent pump station to Copefeild Construction;


Company Statement

Copefield Construction Ltd are committed to providing a first class professional and quality service to every client ensuring total customer satisfaction throughout the lifespan of the contract.

Our employed workforce have many years of hands on experience each holding CSCS cards and fully adhere to the latest Health & Safety practices. We also employ a Health & Safety Consultant ensuring Copefield Construction ltd are fully compliant and up to date with current regulations.

We specialise in a vast range of services with no job being too big or small, nor too difficult!


Copefield Construction Ltd are accredited by Trustmark, a scheme fully supported by Government and Consumer Protection Groups, we also hold all relevant insurances offering you the client, total peace of mind.

Klargester Effluent Pump Station - 200L- Low Head
Klargester Pump Station

Klargester Effluent Pump Station - 200 Litres - Low Head
The Klargester range of sewage and effluent pump stations are ideal solutions for - Out Buildings, Extensions, Cellars, Pool Houses & External Wc's
The klargester range of packaged pump stations are delivered direct to site ready for immediate and incredibly simple installation. They are factory built and quality assured and come with full after sales maintenance packages available direct from Klargester.
Dimensions
  • Chamber Size - 610 x 700mm
  • Capacity - 200 Litres
  • 50mm MDPE Outlet Fitting
  • Pump Type - Ebara
The Klargester pump station comes complete with float switches, non-return valve and compression coupling.
All our pumping stations comply to BS EN 12050-1:2001 / BS EN 752-6:1998 standards
Pump Performance
The Klargester pump station can pump 2m lift with a distance of 200m or a maximum of 5m lift over a distance of 40m
A "High Water A-Pak Alarm System" is recommended to ensure that there is no excess build up in the event of a pump failure.
Our price is inclusive of delivery to any UK mainland site and lead times are typically 3 working days

Monday, 5 January 2015

Clearwater Delta 1 - 450mm Invert

Clearwater Delta 1 - 450mm Invert

Clearwater Delta 1 - 450mm Invert - Will serve 6 people
The best designs are the simplest. So if you require trouble free sewage treatment, your sure to be impressed with the new Biosafe from Clearwater/Kingspan Environmental.
Fluidised, fixed-film biozones are used as the operating process, resulting in a cleaner, quieter and more efficient treatment plant.
A new generation of treatment plants for treating domestic sewage waste in a compact system of three separate stages within a ‘unitank’ design. The fluidised fixed-film biozone process provides an extremely robust means of reducing ammoniacal nitrogen.
Raw sewage flowing to the unit is received in the primary settlement zone. Gross solids settle to the bottom.
The residual effluent (supernatant liquor) is displaced from the primary stage into the two-stage biozone.
Flow circulation in the biozone is generated by the effect of a fine bubble system. During several passes through the beds, the supernatant liquor is purified by naturally occurring micro organisms (biomass) that grow on the media. The liquid displaced to the outlet is treated, and known as final effluent.
Benefits
  • Unobtrusive below ground installation
  • Suitability for varying invert levels
  • 450mm & 750mm invert options
  • Excellent durability
  • Low profile results in shallow depth excavation - saving on average 50% on installation costs
  • Simple maintenance with easy desludging
  • Pumped discharge availabale
  • Compliant with BS EN-12566
  • Discharge quality of 20:30:10
Product Specification
  • Inlet - 450mm
  • Outlet - 550mm
  • Length - 2.7m
  • Height - 1.7m
  • Diameter - 1.5m