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WHAT IS A SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
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sewage treatment plant is a system that uses natural biological aerobic
action to treat sewage to a very clean level. A septic tank is a
holding chamber that separates solids from sewage to produce an
untreated effluent.
Sewage
treatment plants are now produced by a large number of different
manufactures, all of the systems are based on producing a final
effluent quality significantly cleaner than that produced from a septic
tank.
A
typical sewage treatment plant
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MTM Drains & Maintenance, 4 Blackberry Way, Whitstable, Kent
CT5 3BS, UK
Also at
85 King Richard Drive, Bournemouth, Dorset BH11 9UE.
Telephone:
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(0)1227 772019 | 24/7Mobile
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Wiltshire, Devon,
Somerset, Hampshire, Sussex, Kent, Berkshire, Oxon,
Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Avon, Gloucestershire, Surrey, Essex,
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