OMNI RSF treatment process is simple in nature and is based on traditional principles for wastewater treatment. The influent enters the Septic Tank where it is pre-treated and the solids are allowed to settle. It is in the Septic Tank where treatment begins. By providing an anaerobic condition, the influent is mixed with pre-treated wastewater and undergoes the first phase of the nitrogen removal process called Nitrification.
The effluent then flows into the Recirculation Tank where it is then pumped up to the top of the Filter Modules and undergoes the first phase in the denitrification process, called nitrification.
At this point the wastewater is allowed to percolate down through the Filter Modules where a portion of the flow is sent back to both the Recirculation and Septic Tanks. The portion (effluent flow) that is released back into the Recirculation Tank is further split, allowing a percentage to be discharged out into the leaching field while the remainder is recharged into the Recirculation Tank for further treatment.
The OMNI RSF Recirculation Tank allows for a constant liquid level to be maintained at all times, providing the best possible environment for the recirculation process. When an appropriate level is reached inside the Recirculation Tank, the system allows a portion of the flow to be discharged out into the leaching field for final disposal.
It is in this recirculation process where OMNI RSF’s excel in wastewater treatment. By recirculating the effluent through the system of anaerobic an aerobic conditions, significant removal of harmful pathogens and nutrients occur, producing a superior effluent over that of conventional on-site septic systems.
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