Tricel NOVO EN6-50, User Manual

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13.3 Access:
Once the plant has been completely installed, we recommend that access is restricted to the area around
the plant and/or control housings. Access for maintenance or de-sludging must be available
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1. Plant operation:
Once installation, plumbing and the electrical installation are completed, the Tricel Novo is now operational. The
plant should already be filled with water during installation. If not, it should be filled before its first use. If the
plant is running correctly, a slight “hum” will be heard from the air blower and there will be air bubbles coming
up from the bottom of the middle chamber, rising to the surface.
The unit runs 24 hours a day 7 days a week all year round for optimum purification. In periods of low occupancy
the sludge return re-circulates the liquid in the plant ensuring continuous performance. In periods of overload
the sludge return plant passes the liquid back into the primary so it passes through the aeration chamber again
ensuring continuous performance. It may take up to 13 weeks for the biomass to become fully established and to
reach optimum purification.
All units are fitted with an alarm, which will alert of irregularities in the plant.
1. Disposal of treated water:
The treated wastewater from the Tricel Novo plant should be disposed of as per guidelines from the planning
regulations issued by your local authority.