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🟢 Ergon Bio STP Collection Tank – Primary Anaerobic Biological Treatment
📌 Primary Treatment Technology & Function
The Ergon Bio STP Collection Tank is designed as a primary anaerobic biological treatment unit that operates using anaerobic + bacterial digestion. The system converts organic solids into a clear, odourless, and stabilized liquid without electricity or chemicals.
It functions as a bio-coated anaerobic chamber, where beneficial bacteria digest organic matter, oils, grease, and detergents, preventing sludge build-up and foul odour generation.
⚙️ System Specifications
| Model | Capacity | Dimensions | Application |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget Series | 1000 Liters | 5 ft (Height) × 3.25 ft (Diameter) | Individual houses, villas |
| Elite Series | 1250 Liters | 6.25 ft (Height) × 3.25 ft (Diameter) | Apartments, commercial buildings |
| Bio STP Collection Tank | 2 KL (2000 Liters) | 8.25 ft (Height) × 3.25 ft (Diameter) | Institutions, hostels, resorts |
🌱 Key Performance Benefits
- ✅ No sludge build-up – eliminates vacuum trucks / honey suckers
- ✅ Odourless operation – sealed bio-active environment
- ✅ Zero energy & zero discharge operation
- ✅ Protects soil & groundwater
- ✅ Prefabricated & ready stock for fast installation
- ✅ Long life with low maintenance
🟢 Certificate – Stage I Compliance
This is to certify that the Ergon Bio STP Collection Tank – Stage I operates as a Primary Anaerobic Biological Digestion system, designed for decentralized treatment of domestic sewage / greywater.
The system conforms to the following statutory codes and standards:
- CPHEEO Manual on Sewerage & Sewage Treatment (2013) – Section 12.3
- CPHEEO Manual (2013) – Section 12.7 (Onsite decentralized systems)
- IS 2470 (Part 1 & Part 2):1985 – Approved anaerobic digestion process
- National Building Code (NBC 2016) – Part 9 & Part 11
- Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 – Section 24
The system functions without electricity, chemicals, or mechanical components and serves as an approved, eco-friendly alternative to conventional septic tanks, supporting sustainable sanitation and Net Zero Water objectives.
