Centralized solutions for wastewater treatment have not worked in Lebanon and the countries of the third world. These countries and especially Lebanon lack functional wastewater treatment plants. Sewage networks are poorly maintained and not all households are connected. In many rural areas, septic tanks are dug into the ground to collect sewage which seep into groundwater.
The septic tanks are emptied by trucks where the sewage is dumped in other areas causing further pollution. Compounding the problem, third world countries face frequent water shortages which leads to water rationing by the government. As a result, citizens are forced to purchase water for drinking and even domestic uses.
The extremely dangerous human wastes cause environmental and social problems especially with, regard to people’s health and wellbeing.
Triple E (Environment Evolution Engineering) offers a solution: The decentralization of the sewage system has proved that it is profitable all over the world: in the countries of the Third World and in Europe….. In fact, nowadays, the cities around the whole world tend to decentralize to avoid the high costs of the infrastructure. For example, in the case where we want to treat the sewage of a certain village, we should execute the painful civil works of excavation first and then we build a suitable network of sewers to be able to guide it to a big treatment station.
This is why Triple E offers an opportunity for a decentralized organization, a highly evolutionary and sustainable solution for the sewage system.
Triple E offers a simple and proved technology: MBR (membrane bioreactor). The MBR system is a robust process not only by its treatment efficiency but also and particularly by its technical simplicity and its weak consumption of energy and maintenance need as well as its flexibility of adaptation with the influent category.
Operation, maintenance and sustainable servicesProduct design and engineeringSpecific to one or several countriesTreatment of wastewater or greywaterDecentralised wastewater treatment (e.g. DEWATS)Other funding source or unspecifiedGreywater or wastewaterUrban (entire city)Private sector, including social enterprises
Lebanon
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