Green Initiative Brochure v5

7/28/2019 Green Initiative Brochure v5

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- B t n r

Pollutants DENR-EMB Standard

o og ca xygen eman

(BOD)

mg

Chemical Oxygen Demand

COD

100 mg/l

Total Suspended Solids

(TSS)

70 mg/l

Color 150

Oil & Grease 5 mg/l

pH 6.5 9.0


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l n t r tThe Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004 (Republic Act No. 9275aims to protect the countrys water bodies from pollution from

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agriculture and community/household activities).

How will discharges of wastewater be controlled?

are required to get a permit to discharge from the DENR or the

Laguna Lake Development Authority.

How will the discharge of wastewater be discouraged?

Anyone discharging wastewater into a water body will have to

pay a wastewater charge.

What are the prohibited acts under The Clean Water Act?

Among others, the Act prohibits the following:

1. Discharging or depositing any water pollutant to the water

body.

2. Discharging, injecting or allowing to enter into the soil,

anyt ing t at wou po ute groun water.

3. Operating facilities that discharge regulated water pollutants

without the valid required permits.


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Pr h t tAmong others, the Act prohibits the following:

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body.

2. Discharging, injecting or allowing to enter into the soil,

anything that would pollute groundwater.

3. O eratin facilities that dischar e re ulated water ollutants

without the valid required permits.

4. Unauthorized transport or dumping into waters of sewage

sludge or solid waste.

5. Refusal to allow entry, inspection and monitoring as well as

access to reports and records by the DENR.

6. Refusal or failure to submit reports and/or designate

pollution control officers whenever required by the DENR.7. Disposal of potentially infectious medical waste into sea by

vessels.

8. Operate facilities that discharge or allow to seep, willfully or

through grave negligence, prohibited chemicals, substances,

or pollutants into water bodies.


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1st Offense: Upon the recommendation of the Pollution

Adjudication Board (PAB), anyone who commits prohibited act

such as discharging untreated wastewater into any water bod

will be fined for every day of violation, the amount of not les

than Php 10,000 but not more than Php 200,000.

2n Offense: Failure to undertake clean-up operations willfullyshall be punished by imprisonment of not less than two year

and not more than four years. This also includes a fine of no

less than Php 50,000 and not more than Php 100,000 per day o

v o a on.

3rd Offense: Failure or refusal to clean up which results in seriou

injury or loss of life or lead to irreversible water contamination o

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imprisonment of not less than 6 years and 1 day and not mor

than 12 years and a fine of Php 500,000/day for each day the

contamination or omission continues.


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Compliance

an o u ons-PACKEDMEDIATECHNOLOGY (RBC-PMT)


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h t B . . .Rotating Biological Contactors, commonly called RBCs, are used inwastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). The primary function of these

bio-reactors at WWTPs is the reduction organic matter.

Design

A suspended/fixed growth biological treatment processes used to

consume organic matter (BOD) from wastewater.

ons s s o - m ame er s s, c ose y space on a ro a nghorizontal axis.

Disks are covered with a biofilm.

The disks are only partially submerged in wastewater.

As the disk rotates, the biofilm is exposed to the wastewater only

part of the time.

The rotation in and out of the wastewater serves to vary the feeding

cycle (starve/gorge) of the bacteria and microorganisms that make

up the biofilm.

The shaft rotates about 1-2 r m slowl .

Some advantages: Less Upset, High Loading Rate, Nitrification/De-

nitrification, Low O&M Cost, Durable Constructions, Odorless, No

Noise.


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H w t w rkRBC Package Plants

Three separate processes (primary settlement, bio-contactor and fina

clarification) are combined in a single tank enclosed by low-profil

covers. T e integra primary tan co ects an stores screenings an

detritus and provides 90 days sludge storage to remove the need fo

separate on-site facilities, thus reducing capital and operational costs.

RBC Package Plants are generally supplied for small and medium

populations; where populations are large, multiple units can be used i

parallel.

Modular RBCs

Generally used for large populations, in a modular system in both primar

zone. Using individual tanks for each of the three unit processes provide

the greatest flexibility in process design and site layout. The Primar

section may be either a sealed septic or a conical upward flow settlementank. Biological treatment takes place in the self-contained Bio-Contacto

w c may e nsta e n e t er a or concrete tan . na sett emen

occurs in an upward flow clarifier.


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Operation &

Operating a stand alone facility like our treatment system bring

a lot of challen e. Normall most desi ners are not re ared to

Maintenance

do it or sometimes are faced with very costly prospects to have i

done "in-house". With these considerations in mind, we offe

our services to operate and maintain the treatment facilities tha

we have installed. Our years of experience give us the edge and

confidence to operate and provide the best treatment for youspecific wastewater issues. We are sharing this confidence with

you as we build mutual trust and partnerships to clean ou

environment. Indeed, it is our pride to be operating a system

which is truly our own - a Filipino ingenuity.

Henceforth, sustaining our technology's operation, operating andmaintaining it will be our commitment to you. However, ou

c ents may c oose to operate t e system t emse ves or re ou

services to do the dirty job of handling their wastewater. In the

services (as applied to individual and common installations) tha

we offer, we also see to it that our clients are able to mee

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believe that the mark of a truly efficient system is when it passe

regulatory standards without having to pretend. We look forward

to this partnership with you.


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Principles of

DISCS

C-PM

some light synthetic material (Amazon screen) will

keep on rotating via the horizontal axis at a rather

slow speed (1.5 rpm) inside a wastewater

treatment tank.

BIOMASS

A microbial film or a layer of sludge that will

digest all the organic pollutants during the

rocess and de rade it biolo icall .

The upper half of the rotating disc will haveBREATHING-PHASE

take up oxygen so that the BIOMASS will exist

and the biological degradation of the organic

pollutants inside the wastewater will take place.

While the lower half of the rotating discs is half

submerged to the wastewater to take up organic

pollutants in order to undergo the treatment

EATING-PHASE

process.


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Why Choose-

Features Benefits

oca ze par s an ma er a s

for RBC

ow e ec ve cos an

affordable

Few moving parts Easy and low maintenance

Few pumps and motor Low power consumption

Close loop Minimal disposal of sludge

Fiber Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Low maintenance cost

Movable and lightweight FRP Flexible use of space

No chemical additive Low operational cost

Possible water re-use Savings from consumption

Modular Lower ex ansion and retrofit

costs


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Standard

1. Rotating Shaft : 2.0 inches Stainless Stee

pec ca ons

2. Media Packs : Amazon Screen

3. Treatment Capacity : 75-100 cu.m

4. Treatment Efficacy : up to 95%

5. Minimum Space Required : 2.5m x 6.5m

. e g : e ow ons7. Diameter : 1.8m

8. Tank Dimension : 2.2m x 4.5m x 1.6m

9. Rotation Speed : 1.5 rpm

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11. Power Consumption : 3 HP/module

12. Overhead Tank Capacity : 4 cu.m. capacity with

metal stand support on th

1. Clarifier Capacity : 2 cu.m.

2. Plastic Media Material : Plastic Screen

3. WWTP Tank : Fiber Reinforced Plastic

(FRP) with cover and meta

cradle4. Flow Rate : 3 cu.m. per hour


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Success Stories

Metro San Jose Medical Center

situated in San Jose,

Batangas City

Packed Media Technology (RBC-PMT)

Date installed : September 2002

Volume : 75 cu.m. per day.

St. Vincent HospitalCebu City

Toyota Service CenterCebu City


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Success Stories

Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu

10 units of Rotating Biological Contactor

Packed Media Technology (RBC-PMT)

Servicing Three(3) Barangays in Lapu-Lapu City,

Province of Cebu

Robinland Condominium Phil Export Zone Authority,Cebu City Head Office - Cebu City


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Contact us

GREEN INITIATIVE ECOSERVICES CORP.

31 Lopez Jaena St., Brgy. Taong

Marikina City Philippines 1803

Tel. No: 654 3266

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0933-4744346

Email: [email protected]

www.green-initiative.com.ph

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