Why choose a Crystal Sewage Treatment Plant?

Domestic sewage treatment plant systems can be used when it is not possible to install a septic tank.

This can be due to high water tables, high levels of bedrock or clay soils giving poor soakaway test results.  They solve many drainage disposal problems when mains drains are not available. Crystal Tanks can survey your individual site and advise which system, either a septic tank or a wastewater treatment unit, would be most suitable.

Please click below for details of our domestic and commercial sewage treatment units and wastewater advice:-

ClearFlo - Benefits ClearFlo  - RANGE  ClearFlo  - How it works ClearFlo  - Tech Specs	Crystal CUBE Above Ground	BIOROCK Non-Electric wastewater system

Other Information:

• Extended aeration explained
• Optional extras and spares
• Percolation Tests
• ClearFlo Installation Manual
• Our Treatment Services 
• Soakaway advice, design, and installation
• Surveys
• Septic Tank - Sewage Treatment Plant - DIFFERENCES
• Which is the current British Standard for wastewater treatment systems?

The sewage treatment process falls into two main categories; electrically operated and non-electric systems.

The electric systems comprise of a small electrically driven packaged unit, usually all contained in one tank or housing. The sewage is first settled to remove the gross solids and then biologically treated in a biozone, comprising of rotating discs, or air injection, with a final settlement stage to remove the fine solids. The effluent can be discharged about 95% clean, to a land drainage system or watercourse, (subject to Local Authority and Environment Agency Consents). Maintenance and emptying of the system will be required at regular intervals. There are numerous variants of packaged plants available on the market; the Clearflo and the Crystal CUBE are two of them.

The non-electric treatment process uses natural air currents to power the process; the BIOROCK is an example of this.