Daily and peak flow
Average m³/day, maximum hourly flow and the discharge profile across each shift.
Separate infrastructure · outside the park boundary
Wastewater facility and filtration fields
A 29.6699 ha wastewater infrastructure site comprising 22 embanked cells and a dedicated 1,529 m steel pipeline from the Brailiv industrial zone. The asset lies outside the industrial park boundary but may be integrated into a resident’s wastewater system after technical review, design and permitting.
29.6699 haland area in cadastral materials
22separate embanked cells
1,529 msteel pipeline length
275 mmpipeline diameter
Resident input data
What is needed for an initial assessment
These inputs allow incompatible scenarios to be screened out and define the laboratory and engineering scope without promising treatment capacity prematurely.
Wastewater composition and temperature
pH, COD, BOD₅, suspended solids, nitrogen, phosphorus, fats and oils, salts, temperature and sector-specific indicators.
Seasonality and variability
Operating days, seasonal peaks, cleaning cycles, shutdowns and accidental shock loads.
Existing pre-treatment
Current local treatment units, separators, neutralisation, equalisation and quality-control arrangements.
Target solution
Polishing, storage, water reuse or another scenario, together with the target launch date.
Technical route
From questionnaire to an engineered solution
Questionnaire and process scheme
Record the production process, water balance, indicative volumes and wastewater-generation profile.
Laboratory analysis
Confirm actual composition using representative samples and define the required pre-treatment level.
Engineering survey
Assess the cells, pipeline, hydraulics, soils, hydrogeology and the scope of infrastructure rehabilitation.
Concept, permits and terms
Prepare the technical concept, CAPEX/OPEX estimate, permit list, allocation of responsibilities and commercial terms.
Treatment capacity and the ability to receive a specific wastewater stream are determined only after this route is completed. The website does not claim guaranteed treatment capacity at this stage.
Potential applications
How the site may support manufacturing
An existing site and pipeline may reduce new construction, but they do not replace engineering design, environmental assessment or permitting.
Industrial wastewater polishing
The asset’s historical function. Suitability depends on wastewater composition, load, cell condition and the final design.
Buffer or seasonal storage
The sectional layout may support production with uneven or seasonal wastewater flows.
Modernisation site
A serviced site with access and a pipeline may be assessed for modular treatment, buffer or settling facilities.
Circular-economy resource
Sludge, biomass and clarified water may be assessed as resource flows after technical, economic and environmental analysis.
iThese are potential scenarios, not confirmed treatment capacity. Actual use requires an engineering survey, wastewater analysis, design and all required permits.
Key questions
Answers for investors
01Are the filtration fields inside the industrial park?+
No. They are a separate 29.6699 ha site outside the park boundary, available to residents under agreed terms.
02Can production wastewater be discharged immediately?+
No. Engineering surveys, wastewater analysis, design documentation and permits are required.
03What volume can the system receive?+
No capacity is claimed before assessment. It is calculated for the resident’s process, wastewater composition and discharge profile.
04How is the site connected to the industrial area?+
The supplied technical passport records a 275 mm steel pipeline extending 1,529 m.
Technical enquiry
Share your wastewater parameters for an initial assessment
For screening, provide estimated daily volume, composition, peak loads, seasonality and target launch date.