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Growing Pains or Growing Old Pains – What best describes your old gravity sewer?

June 27, 2018 By admin

What happens when your sewerage network gets too old? Your old clay pipes have cracked or are filled with roots, every time it rains it seems like its a direct line from the clouds to the Treatment Plant. People in the community start asking why you are spending a load of money on treating rainwater … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Innovation, Projects, Septic to Sewer Replacement Program Tagged With: Environmentally Sensitive, exfiltration, Gravity, Infiltration, upgrade

The Hidden Costs of Gravity Sewers versus Vacuum Sewers

May 26, 2015 By admin

When looking at what sewage infrastructure to use in a difficult area, most consultants will do a study which compares gravity sewers with vacuum sewer technology. In some smaller communities they may also do a comparison showing a low pressure or grinder pump system. These costs are usually split … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Products Tagged With: Gravity, Installation

Santa Pola resolves odours and overflows with a Flovac system

November 27, 2014 By admin

The Flovac vacuum system is one of the most innovative and longest in Spain - The vacuum system installation, executed over the past 8 years have allowed prevention of salinity problems in the town. With this system, the City of Santa Pola collected wastewater generated for 12,900 homes for later … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Projects, Septic to Sewer Replacement Program Tagged With: Gravity, Installation, Spain

Earthquake Sewer System for Christchurch NZ

February 13, 2014 By admin

Vacuum Sewers prove to be the best Earthquake sewer system for Christchurch Shirley vacuum sewer a first for the South Island. SCIRT partner McConnell Dowell is more than halfway through a big project to build a Flovac vacuum wastewater system in the Christchurch residential suburb of Shirley - … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Projects, Septic to Sewer Replacement Program Tagged With: Christchurch, earthquake, Gravity, New Zealand, Versatility

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