We are all used to living in towns and cities with a series of services already created, that we have found and that we enjoy, many times, without being aware of it. Currently, it is difficult to hear that of “water goes” and it is thanks to our sewage cleanup services that allow us to evacuate sewage and rainwater in a clean and fast way.
The sewage networks of a population prevent flooding in the event of rain from premises, homes, factories, etc. In addition, from a health point of view, they are responsible for making wastewater disappear, that is, waste caused by the activity of the local population as well as by rain. In the composition of these waters are dissolved and suspended organic solids that can rot. They also carry microorganisms and bacteria that accelerate the decomposition process.
Increase In Population And Sewerage
As the population that inhabits a space increases, the waste that needs to be evacuated also increases. For this reason, sanitation networks must be well designed, and their correct maintenance is essential. The series of underground ducts and pipes that make up the sewerage systems are responsible for collecting wastewater and transporting it safely and quickly to a place where it does not affect the health of its population.
Usually, these waters are channelled to a plant where they undergo a treatment process. This treatment of wastewater usually consists of oxidation of the biodegradable matter to stabilize it, remove the harmful power that it entails and be able to dispose of it safely, without risks to human health.
Sewage from human and industrial activity can produce infectious diseases and affect health and the environment. For this reason, they must be treated before discharging them into rivers, lakes, etc., or being reused for agriculture, garden irrigation or other activities.
The sewage system is decisive for the correct conduction of wastewater. Without it, we would be compromised on many occasions, our health and well-being. For this reason, we must invest in caring for and maintaining our sanitation networks so that they continue to fulfil their role effectively.
