WWTP Dolní Morava

For the project of the wastewater treatment plant in Dolní Morava, we have delivered a total of 8 pcs of compact KUBÍČEK blower units in three different sizes and outputs from 5.5 to 15 kW to our long-term partner, ASIO TECH, spol. s r.o.

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Today’s article takes us to the municipality of Dolní Morava, which has successfully completed the construction of a new wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) using advanced technology to ensure efficient sewage treatment. The WWTP in Dolní Morava is designed with an emphasis on modern technology and environmental protection. It is a structure with a capacity of 4305 equivalent inhabitants (EO), which serves to treat wastewater from a recreational area with high seasonal fluctuations. The Dolní Morava area, renowned for its natural beauty and tourist attractions, requires ecological and sustainable solutions to ensure the long-term protection of natural resources.

The main objective of the project was to achieve a high level of environmental protection and health of the inhabitants of Lower Moravia. The wastewater source is located near the source of the Morava River. Modern treatment technology allows to significantly reduce the load of organic substances, nitrogen and phosphorus introduced into the watercourse, which contributes to the restoration of local ecosystems.

The construction also includes the installation of a photocatalytic unit for odour elimination, which ensures greater comfort for residents living near the treatment plant. The project also includes measures to minimise energy consumption and waste production, including sludge recycling and the use of modern aeration technologies.

The dual-cell design of the WWTP provides flexibility of operation, allowing it to adapt to varying loads and operate efficiently even during periods of low occupancy at the resort. Automated monitoring systems allow continuous monitoring of key parameters and immediate response to any deviations.

Operating machinery and process elements such as recirculation systems and blowers have been designed for ease of maintenance. The tanks are equipped with advanced safety features to minimize the risk of leakage and ensure long-term reliability of the entire system.

The project was designed to not only meet the technical requirements but also to contribute to improving the quality of life of the community residents. The architectural design, which respects the landscape in the form of larch timber cladding combined with the vegetation around the treatment plant, ensures that the building is aesthetically pleasing and integrated into its surroundings.

The project includes a public information system that raises awareness of the importance of water protection and treatment plant operations. This educational aspect promotes the involvement of the local community and strengthens their relationship with sustainable development.

The wastewater treatment plant in Lower Moravia is an example of a modern and sustainable approach to water management. With its technological design, environmental benefits and positive impact on the community, it represents a significant step towards a sustainable future. The construction improves the quality of the region’s water management and serves as a model for other similar projects.

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