Webinar overview
Water that has been used for any industrial, commercial, or residential purpose becomes wastewater. Municipal wastewater (sewage), specifically, is all water and waste collected from drains, sinks, toilets, and gutters, and may include rain and stormwater.
In places without sewer networks, buildings or residences can have septic tanks to accomplish wastewater treatment (decentralised systems). A septic unit receives wastewater and allows it to form three layers: floating solids and scum on top, wastewater, and sludge at the bottom:
- Mostly used in large cities and towns with access to a sewer system. Also referred to as a centralised facility
- Wastewater is treated to comply with quality requirements before discharge into a water body or reuse
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Mary Walker
Communication Manager, Moris
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