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Horizontal Flow Reed Beds

Horizontal Sub Surface Flow


 
Horizontal Sub-surface Flow reed beds consist of an excavation approximately one metre deep which is lined to ensure untreated effluent cannot percolate down into the groundwater. The bulk of the excavation is filled with small, single sized media such as gravel with larger media at the inlet and outlet.

A piped inlet distribution and drainage system is installed and reeds are planted directly into the gravel media. The effluent to be treated passes through the gravel media and the level of the effluent is controlled by means of an adjustable level control pipe in an external discharge chamber.

Horizontal Flow reed bed systems are ideal for low strength wastewaters or for pre-treated wastewaters for example,  final polishing at a sewage treatment works.



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