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PE-5 Polyethylene Tank Biofilters

Modular for phased-in developments

The PE-5 Polyethylene Tank from Waterloo Biofilter is a lightweight and modular onsite wastewater treatment unit.  These above-ground units come pre-assembled and ready to hook up with minimal onsite labour.  PE-5s are housed in a new or existing maintenance building for year-round use, or can be housed outside in a protected area for seasonal-use applications.  Each PE-5 unit can treat 5,000 L/day (1,320 US gpd) of commercial septic tank effluent to tertiary standards (< 10 mg/L cBOD & TSS).

The modular nature of the PE-5 allows you to add treatment capacity over time as required, making them ideal for phased-in developments and to reduce up-front costs.

PE-5s are operated in recirculation mode to increase nitrogen removal efficiency.  Each PE-5 treatment unit is equipped with a small (0.7 amp) fan that slowly circulates air throughout the tank to ensure aerobic conditions.

PE-5s are fully sealed and vented to the outdoors through an activated charcoal filter.  No odours are present in the Biofilter building, and it can also be used as a maintenance shop or for storage.  PE-5 systems are easily upgraded to include additional equipment such as UV disinfection, wastewater reuse, or our WaterNOx™ BAF for enhanced nitrogen removal.

Our experienced staff will be happy to work with your project engineer or designer to help make your wastewater treatment system a success.  Please contact us for more information on our commercial and high strength sewage treatment systems or to receive a quote for your specific application.

Multiple PE-5 Polyethylene Tank Biofilters are installed in the maintenance building of this 50,000 L/day (13,200 US gpd) golf course in Ontario, Canada. (click for larger image)

Multiple PE-5 Polyethylene Tank Biofilters are installed in the maintenance building of this 50,000 L/day (13,200 US gpd) golf course in Ontario, Canada. (click for larger image)

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