

The process: Safe for the environment - safe in use.Pre-filtrationFirst, the grey water from showers and bathtubs enters a filter which retains coarser particles such as textile fluff, hairs, etc. The filter is cleaned automatically and the residues are fed into the waste water drain. 2-stage biological treatmentIn stage 1, the water is treated under supply of atmospheric oxygen. Micro-organisms adhering to the surface of the carrier material introduced into the tanks of stages 1 and 2 break down the biodegradable content of the water. After several hours, the water is pumped to stage 2, where it undergoes the same treatment for a second time. Sediment disposalThe sediments generated during the biological treatment are automatically removed and drained into the sewer. UV disinfectionIn the final stage, the water is disinfected by using an UV lamp and stored in the process water tank until its reuse. It can be re-used as high-quality process water according to the hygiene specifications of the EU Bathing Water Directive. Pressure pumpThe pressure pump supplies the recycled water to the consumers (i.e. for toilet flushing) and supports the automatic filter flushing. The automatic drinking water back-up on demandIf insufficient process water is available, the automatic drinking water back-up fills the storage tank up to a certain level that ensures the supply of the consumers. If the system is combined with a rain water harvesting system, this water would be used first instead of drinking water. |