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RoeVac ® Vacuum Sewer Systems (Outdoor) |
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This is an alternative to gravity sewer systems for the collection of waste water with the following advantages:
- Savings in construction costs.
- Shorter construction periods due to shallow trenches.
- Smaller diameter pipes (d90 - d250)
- Flexible pipe construction, making avoiding of obstacles easy.
- Water and sewer mains may be installed in the same trench.
- Closed system with no leakage or odours.
- No manholes.
- Central vacuum station can replace several lift/pump stations.
The vacuum sewer system provides major advantages over conventional gravity sewer systems in the following circumstances:
- Flat terrain.
- High ground water table.
- High variable wastewater flows (tourist or recreational facilities).
- Difficult ground conditions (rock, unstable soils, swamps).
- Very low density developments.
- Crossing natural/manmade obstacles (rivers, bridges).
- Ecologically sensitive areas.
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RoeVac ® Sanitation Systems (Indoor) |
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Specialised sanitary installations can be used in buildings with high or varied wastewater flows (tourist facilities, restaurants, commercial buildings).
The system uses air, rather than water, as a transport medium, greatly reducing the water consumption per toilet flush. The application is flexible and independent of a natural slope.
The main advantages are :
- Water saving - only 1 litre per flush.
- Reduced wastewater treatment.
- Flexible construction - not dependent on gravity.
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RoeVac ® Train, Marina and Airport evacuation systems |
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The evacuation system is ideal for the removal of wastewater from trains, aircraft, boats and ships.
Aircraft evacuation system advantages:
- Less vehicular traffic on apron.
- Less manpower required (centralised operation).
- Time required for the evacuation of waste water is reduced.
Train and Marine evacuation system advantages:
- Compact system.
- Drop and odour free evacuation.
- Shorter timeframes for evacuation.
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FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION |
Overall picture |
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The chamber is fully emptied when the vacuum valve opens |
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Components of a vacuum sewer system |
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The collection chambers and vacuum collection line |
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The vacuum station |
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