Drain Station

A drain station is a structure on a sewer that is designed to receive liquid municipal waste delivered in barrels and tank trucks from unsewered areas. This is an important engineering structure that allows us to provide the population with clean drinking water and preserve the environment.

Drainage stations are usually located on the periphery of cities and towns where there is no centralized sewerage system. Their main task is to collect and dispose of liquid household waste so that it does not enter the environment and pollute the soil and water.

Drain stations usually have several outlets for connecting barrels or tank trucks. Liquid household waste entering the station undergoes a purification procedure, after which clean water is discharged into a special collector and sent to treatment facilities.

Drainage stations play an important role in preserving the environment and providing clean drinking water to the population. However, despite their importance, not all settlements are equipped with such facilities. In this regard, it happens that liquid household waste ends up in the environment, which can lead to serious environmental problems and threaten human health.

In conclusion, it is worth noting that drainage stations are a necessary structure to provide clean drinking water and preserve the environment. Their installation and maintenance should be a priority for authorities at all levels. Only in this case can the health and well-being of the population be ensured and natural resources preserved for future generations.

Drain station

**What is a drain?**

A drain is a structure on a sewer (collector) designed to receive liquid household waste - in a barrel, tank or machine. What goes into the settling basins looks more like dirty slurry than wastewater. Liquid waste that comes from drains must be processed at wastewater treatment plants. This process involves the presence of chemical additives, the use of which requires special care. The composition of stations must comply with SanPin standards. Otherwise, the service personnel work according to standard instructions.

What is the purpose? The station is designed to receive and dispose of liquid waste from cesspools, septic tanks and storage tanks. Therefore, in order to dispose of waste, it is necessary to equip the appropriate infrastructure to allow it to move through the pipeline system to the station located in the field. Sewage purified from solid inclusions and toxic substances passes through the station into the sewer system. Cesspools are also connected to the station. Organic matter does not pass through the station like a waste bottom, but settles on special walls, after which the water is washed off and the waste is disposed of. The mixture is purified mechanically, chemically or thermally, depending on the amount of polluting components. After treatment, wastewater is discharged to treatment facilities, from where it is returned to the river, if this is provided for by the waste processing process