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Our x-perco® compact filter uses the percolation process on a filter medium, xylit, to purify wastewater. After the decantation process, the water is distributed evenly over the xylit by means of the aquacan®, a rotary tipper designed by eloy water.

The x-perco® compact filter is a biological filter that uses the natural wastewater purification principle. This technology requires no energy input (with the exception of sewage treatment). Treatment is provided by a bacteria population fixed to an aerobic fibre called xylit.

The x-perco® compact filter treats wastewater by reproducing the purification processes found in nature. After a first decantation phase, the wastewater is then treated using a filtering medium: the xylit.

Your oxyfix® micro-station uses the submerged aerobic fixed-film biomass treatment principle, better known as fixed-film treatment. Bacteria are the main players in the purification process. Within the oxyfix®, they fasten themselves to a medium designed by eloy water called the oxybee®.

The oxyfix® micro-station is a non-collective solution for the treatment of wastewater with a small footprint. Three phases take place in turn to complete the treatment and discharge the treated water, which significantly exceeds current requirements.

A bespoke wastewater treatment installation helps a brewery continue to grow in an environmentally-sensitive area.