A ten years old system treating the wastewater produced by a winery in Central Italy. Cecchi is a famous wine producer in Italy and the production is certified ISO14001; all the wastewater produced by the "bottling department", located in Castellina in Chianti, Province of Siena, is appropriately treated before to be discharged in a nearby stream by a multistage constructed wetland.

The Orhei Constructed Wetland treatment plant, the biggest secondary treatment entirely based on CWs in the world

Vertical flow constructed wetland, treating domestic wastewater from 2 streets in the rural area around Aalter, Belgium

A horizontal subsurface flow constructed wetland treating the wastewater from a housing scheme in the tropical island of Mayotte 

Client: Høje-Taastrup Municipality

Location:Kallerup, Denmark

Established: 1996

Number of basins: 2

Sludge type: Activated sludge

Sludge volume: 240 tonnes DS/year

PE, amount: 9,000

 

 

Wastewater treatment plant for 1250 p.e., in a very touristic site in the south of France, separative sewerage system, constructed in 1998.

“French sytem” treating raw unsettled sewage in a 2 stage vertical flow reed bed filter without electricity

Saint Sulpice la Foret : a 1000 PE waste stabilization pond boosted to 1950 PE by addition of reed bed filters. A 2,400 m², vertical flow reed bed (French system), a 1,950 m² second stage vertical flow, unsaturated plus a 10,000 m² of willow plantation and a 5,000 m² pond treating 400 m3/d of domestic effluent.

Client: Vallø  Municipality

Location:Strøby Ladeplads, Denmark

 

Established: 1998

Number of basins: 8

Sludge type: Activated sludge

Sludge volume per year: 300

PE, amount: 9000

 

Septage treatment plant of Nègrepelisse with reed bed filters and reuse of the treated leachates to irrigate a Short Rotation Coppice. Capacity : 3500 septic tanks or 11000 m3/year equivalent to 131 T of SS/year. Designed and built by Epur Natur.

Large treatment wetland in the northwest of France, near the city of Le Mans,  treating 4000 PE and also large amounts of storm and drainage water. Zero surface water discharge in summer. 

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