01.Daiki Axis Bangladesh Successfully Implements Johkasou STP at Mana Bay Works Dormitory
PROJECT INFORMATION
- Project Name: Mana Bay Works Dormitory
- Category: Johkasou STP
- Capacity: 50 m3/day
- Location: Gajaria, Munshiganj
- Client: Splash Works
- Year: 2021
Details Of This Project
Daiki Axis Bangladesh’s commitment to providing sustainable and eco-friendly wastewater solutions in Bangladesh has successfully installed a Johkasou Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) at the Mana Bay Works Dormitory. There is a BA 50 Johkasou module of DAIKI AXIS for a capacity of 50 m3/day. A raw water tank with screening and agitation is present there. 2 Submersible pump operates alternatively for pumping raw water from the tank to the module. The module for the raw water and also the treated water tanks are installed under the ground.
Features of this STP Project
- Equipped with one Johkasou STP module (BA 50) with a capacity of 50 m³/day.
- Designed to serve approximately 235 persons.
- Includes a raw water tank with screening and agitation capabilities.
- Features a treated water tank for reserving water before it flows out.
- Ensures efficient wastewater treatment and management.
Process Flow of the STP
The Johkasou STP at the Mana Bay Works Dormitory follows a systematic treatment process:
- Separation Box: Separate solids in wastewater by gravity and prevent the agitation of the excess sludge in the Sedimentation & Separation Chamber by influent.
- Separation & Sedimentation Chamber: Separate solid debris or impurities from water in influent and circulated water and store these sediments in the chamber. Accumulated sludge should be dislodged from the tank periodically, at least once in 6–12 months.
- Anaerobic Chamber: It is filled with filter materials, which separate solids and keep anaerobic microorganisms from decomposing organic matter.
- Moving Bed Chamber: It is filled with mesh cylindrical media, which retain aerobic microorganisms to decompose and remove organic matter from wastewater.
- Sedimentation Chamber: To obtain clear treated water, separate the excess sludge (suspended solids, SS) by gravity. The settled sludge is constantly returned to the sedimentation & separation chamber by the airlift pump.
- Disinfection Chamber: Disinfect the treated water to discharge to the river or other water bodies.
The entire system operates seamlessly, ensuring effective sewage treatment with minimal environmental impact.
Process Flow
Why Choose Daiki Axis Bangladesh for STP Solutions?
As a subsidiary of Daiki Japan, we bring the expertise and innovation of Japanese wastewater treatment technology to Bangladesh. Our commitment to quality ensures that each Johkasou system meets the specific needs of the Bangladeshi environment and supports a sustainable future.
- Expertise in implementing advanced Japanese sewage treatment technology.
- Compact, energy-efficient designs tailored to client needs.
- Proven track record of successful projects across Bangladesh.
The Johkasou STP at the Mana Bay Works Dormitory is a perfect example of sustainable wastewater management.
Why STP need for everywhere in Bangladesh?
Sewage Treatment Plants (STP) are very important for Bangladesh to keep the environment clean and safe. With more people and industries growing every day, untreated sewage is causing serious problems. Dirty water from homes and factories often goes into rivers and ponds, making them unsafe for drinking, farming, or fishing. This pollution also harms fish and plants.
STP clean this dirty water, removing harmful things before it goes back into nature. Without proper treatment, sewage can spread diseases like cholera and diarrhea, putting many lives at risk. In crowded cities, STPs help manage waste, prevent bad smells, and stop water from flooding the streets. They also protect our natural surroundings and make sure water stays usable for future generations. As floods and rising sea levels become bigger challenges, STPs are needed to keep communities safe and healthy. Investing in STPs is an investment in a better, cleaner Bangladesh.
Bangladesh’s Urgent Need for Wastewater Treatment Solutions
Bangladesh, with its many rivers, relies on these waterways for farming, fishing, and transportation. But rapid growth in cities and industries has caused serious pollution. Rivers like the Buriganga are so polluted they can no longer support life, and others like the Shitalakhya, Turag, and Balu are also in danger.
Right now, only about 405 rivers are still active, and many of them are at risk due to pollution and illegal activities. This is a serious problem that needs to be solved quickly.
To protect our rivers, Bangladesh needs to adopt better wastewater treatment methods. One effective solution is the Johkasou system, which helps clean wastewater before it reaches the rivers. Here’s how it can help:
- Cut down on pollution: By cleaning wastewater before it flows into the rivers, we can reduce pollution.
- Help nature recover: Cleaner rivers will bring back fish and other wildlife, helping the environment heal.
- Follow the rules: The Johkasou system meets the standards set by the Department of Environment (DoE) and Environmental Conservation Rules (ECR), making sure wastewater is safely treated.
It’s crucial for Bangladesh to act now. Treating wastewater will not only clean up our rivers but also protect public health and create a safer environment for everyone.
A Sustainable Future for Bangladesh
Investing in wastewater treatment isn’t just about cleaning up rivers—it’s about building a healthier, more sustainable future for Bangladesh. Taking action now can help preserve the country’s rivers, improve water quality, and protect the livelihoods of millions of people who rely on these waterways.
By choosing Daiki Axis Bangladesh, you get modern, reliable, and eco-friendly solutions tailored to your needs. Contact us today to learn more about our projects and services.