This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 689817.
Yes, for example in Italy, the INNOQUA system is being used to treat the wastewater from residential houses. The configuration consists of a lumbrifilter installed on the outflow of a septic tank, completed by a UV lamp.
Discover more here: https://innoqua-project.eu/italy
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I’m an engineer and I’m working to design a decentralized wastewater treatment system for a single house in Abruzzo Region (Italy). I’m interested in the System but I’m wondering that the biologic wastewater treatment could be affected in a negative way when the household use chemical products in the everyday house activities. Is it true?
The system has been validated in 11 demonstration sites all around the world. One of these demo-site is located in Abruzzo Region (IT) where the system was applied to your similar case. From field test activities conducted in Italy and test lab activities conducted by the National University of Ireland Galway the researchers demonstrated that the system is not affected by the use of everyday home chemical products.
Does the system require a lot of maintenance?
The system is able to create a complete autobuffering ecosystem inside the tanks. For the Lumbrifitration modules very little maintenance is required.
Does the system meet the Italian Regulation?
The system is able to meet the Italian Regulation - D.Lgs 152/06. We have experienced this in one year of field test activities in our Italian demo-site (https://innoqua-project.eu/italy/).