1. Wastewater collection

       This is the treatment process before wastewater enters the integrated sewage equipment. Municipal systems, homeowners and business owners have adopted collection systems to ensure that wastewater is collected and directed to collection points. This water is then directed to a wastewater treatment plant using an underground drainage system. However, wastewater transport should be carried out under sanitary conditions. Pipes should be leak-proof and personnel providing drainage services should wear protective clothing.

       2. Odor control

       Odor control is important in treatment plants. Wastewater contains a lot of dirty materials, which over time can create a foul odor. In order to ensure that there is no odor around, the odor treatment process begins at the treatment plant. Contain the source of the odor and treat it with chemicals to neutralize the elements causing the odor. This is an important process before wastewater enters integrated sewage equipment.

       3. Filter

       This is the next step in the wastewater treatment process. Screening removes large objects such as diapers, swabs, plastic, rags, sanitary products, face wipes, broken bottles or caps that could damage the equipment in some way. Failure to follow this step can lead to ongoing problems with machines and equipment. Equipment designed to remove grit that is often washed into sewers by rainwater. The solid waste removed from the wastewater is then transported and disposed of in landfills.

       The wastewater after the above steps can enter the integrated sewage equipment.