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Martinez-Cache announced that the purification of Archena develop an experimental study with leading technology to reduce energy costs and the generation of sludge in the treatment process
The Minister of Agriculture and Water, Adela Martinez-Cache, proposed today to the municipalities of Murcia, Ricote Ulea, Villanueva and eyes that make up the Board discharges Ricote Valley, the introduction of a new system for water treatment incorporate leading technology in urban purification processes.
The Minister of Agriculture and Water chaired today the first meeting of the Board of discharges Ricote Valley, following its establishment last December.
The municipalities that comprise it have a common purification system with a set of pumps and manifolds leading the wastewater to the treatment plant five municipalities of Archena.
Martinez-Cache explained that the Ministry of Agriculture and Water, through Esamur, is promoting the study to implement an upflow anaerobic reactor for the treatment of urban waste water.
"This is a highly innovative technology that could present significant energy savings and reduced generation of sludge in urban purification processes," said the owner of Agriculture.
The Minister of Agriculture explained that "alternatives have been evaluated and it has been considered that the treatment plant Archena has the best conditions in the area of ​​Murcia to test these features."
This action will improve the plant operation and safety from industrial point increments charge is given, and also increase its treatment capacity.
He also announced that the plant will provide treatment facility Archena of alternative energy photovoltaic solar panels and a wind turbine that will optimize energy consumption in the framework of the European program LIFE +.
Both actions would benefit from an investment of 2.5 million euros, financed by the European Union and the autonomous region, and would have a deadline of 48 months.
Board discharges Ricote Valley
The Bank of cleansing and purifying of the Region is responsible for the operation and maintenance of public sanitation and purification of the municipalities that make up the user community Ricote Valley landfill.
This Board regulates discharges relations and obligations of the various bodies that provide waste water discharges to the same infrastructure.
The municipalities assume ownership of dumping against basin organization and pay the fee discharge control to the Hydrographic Confederation of Segura in proportion to the annual volume of wastewater generated in each municipality.
The collection and common treatment of wastewater from different urban areas, rather than in small installations of each core, "involves small municipalities for a proper technical advantage in the quality and guarantee of water obtained as in considerable saving on the unit cost of treatment, "said Martinez-Cache.
Source: CARM
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