40m3 / hour filtation system was introduced to the chocolate factory in Zeytinburnu.
In order to prevent wastewater from creating environmental pollution, the waste water is treated by precipitating wastes in specially designed pits and growing plant species that can survive in these environments. It is obvious that this system contributes to the development of the natural environment as it does not harm the environment. Pools are grown in wetlands in nature and abundant in the water-rich root of the plant root of the root and plant structure is used as reeds.
The cost of the system used in many developed countries is relatively low compared to the construction costs of other treatment plants. According to mechanical treatment systems can be made at an average of 40 times cheaper. According to the studies conducted, the cost of a facility that can meet the needs of villages up to 3000 population is 12 billion TL. It is around. The construction area of the facility is sufficient for 1 m2 per person. Water coming from the treatment plant reaches the quality that can be used in agricultural irrigation. In addition, the problem of fly and stench caused by wastewater flowing into Akarçaya will be eliminated. Natural materials will be used in the system and there will be no need for electricity and maintenance.
The project will be financed from the resources of the Special Provincial Administration. Provincial Directorate of Rural Services will meet the needs of machinery and equipment of the project.
The wetlands formed will also be the habitat of many species. Several studies have shown that natural treatment systems can purify organic substances, suspended solids, toxic substances, heavy metals and some biological factors. According to the results of the research, 80-100% of household wastes, 30-80% of nitrogenous compounds and 20-70% of phosphorus compounds can be treated.
It is foreseen that the water discharged from the system will be within the limits permitted by the water pollution control regulations. Laboratory tests in the Provincial Directorate of Agriculture and aquaculture water tests will be carried out periodically as long as the project continues.