System Provides Complete Treatment Including High-Strength Waste from RV Park
A large RV park in northeast Ohio needed to replace a failing septic system while accommodating high-strength wastewater from dump stations, seasonal campsites, and park facilities.
An EPA-permitted wastewater treatment system was installed to treat the wastewater before dispersal through a drip irrigation system. The system successfully treats both the high-strength dump station waste and the park’s other wastewater streams, producing effluent suitable for soil absorption. The permitted treatment system is now fully operational and supporting the park’s seasonal campers.
IMET® Pre-Treats Camp Grease Interceptor and Seeds Downstream Septic System with Aerobic Microorganisms
At Chewonki (an internationally recognized environmental education nonprofit in Wiscasset, Maine), heavy grease loading from kitchen operations was overwhelming the site’s grease interceptor and septic system, creating thick bio-solids buildup and frequent pumping needs.
IMET installed two aerobic biological modules directly in the grease interceptor, rapidly breaking down fats, oils, and grease while seeding the downstream septic system with beneficial aerobic microbes. Within two days the heavy FOG layer disappeared, and since installation in 2021 the interceptor has sustained no FOG build up and required no pumping, while septic tank pumping frequency has been reduced by 50%.
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