Ensign Ultra sewage treatment plants

Marsh Ensign Ultra sewage treatment plants are widely regarded as the most efficient, reliable and economical domestic systems on the market.

The standard Ensign has been adapted to improve reliability and the Ensign:Ultra now brings unique enhancements to further improve noise level, treatment efficiency and final effluent quality.

 

Class leading performance

CE ApprovedTested and approved to BSEN12566-3/A1:2009 all Ensign units provide treatment well within national consent requirements. Published test results of 11.5:19.2:8.4mg/ltr (BOD:suspended solids:ammonia), with influent concentrations on test higher than those chosen by most competitor plants, effectively equates to 97% pollutant removal.

 

Unrivalled choice

Ranging in size from 4 to 50 PE in Ultra, Standard and Shallow versions of each, and with a wide range of ancillaries, almost all site, consent and budget requirements can be met by units from the range.

 

Why choose the Marsh Ensign?

End users, merchants and installers alike recommend the Ensign range due to its ease of installation, reliability, and cost-effective operation and maintenance. All backed by technical support from local contacts.

Key Benefits

EN12566 - 3 Certified
Tested to the latest standard
Aesthetic Installation
Below ground Installation
Energy Saving
Low energy consumption
Odour Free
No odour at all is produced
Money Saving
Low maintenance costs
Outlet Options
Optional invert depths & pumped outlet available.

How it Works

The Conder ASP comprises of a single tank and within this tank there is inner central bio-zone chamber and an otter settlement zone. Sewage enters and leaves the treatment plant through the following process:

  • The plant accepts and treats the incoming sewage in the central bio-zone chamber, with use of exstended aeration priciple.
  • A simple coarse bubble diffuser, housed in a draft tube, introduces the air that provides the oxygen to the bacteria, which then treats the sewage.
  • The bio-zone then retains the mixtureof sewage and bacteria until the level of treatment has been achieved.
  • The treated effulent then enters the settlement zone where settlement takes place. The settled solids are drawn back to the draft tube, housing the diffuser and are returned via the airlift principle to the bio-zone for further treatment.
  • The treated (Final) effulent subsequently leave the plant over a weir, at outlet level, that exstends the circufrence of the tank. The movement of fluid throughout the whould system is by gravity displacement. The option for intergral final effulent pumped discharge is available.

Conder ASP Information

The Advantages

The Conder ASP package sewage treatment plants are recommended for their simplistic design activated sludge process, and maintenance costs are minimal due to their unique design.

Installation & Supply

We are independent installers and suppliers for Conder ASP range of package sewage treatment plants. Please view our case study for Conder ASP installation serving four-bedroom property.

Covering work throughout Essex & East Anglia from simple repair to new package sewage treatment plant installations. Our free site visit is available for all new sewage treatment plant systems offering comprehensive written quotation for the best-off mains drainage solution available on the market.

Please contact us for quoting your new Conder ASP sewage treatment plant installation.

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