Decentralized Waste Water Treatment System (DEWATS) Download Brochure
About DEWATS

DEWATS is a domestic decentralized low maintenance sewer waste water treatment system developed by Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association (BORDA), Germany specifically for developing countries. It is promoted by CDD (Consortium of DEWATs Dissemination), Bengaluru and its partners in India.


DEWATS Project
  • Installation of DEWATs system (15000 litres cap.) for Kadi Municipality, Gujarat with financial support of World Bank, India.
  • Design for 40000 Litre per day treatment of wastewater from sanitation block in Samarpan Ashram, Dandi
  • Design of 48000 litre capacity wastewater treatment system at Parvatinandan residential complex, Sarkhej, Ahmedabad
  • Currently involved in design of DEWATS system for IIM, Udaipur. (330000 litres/day)

Services for DEWATS

C f I D is institutional member of Consortium of DEWATS dissemination (CDD) society in India. Services offered by CFID for DEWATS:

  • Design & Planning, Turnkey Services
  • Service contracts for O & M for urban local bodies and institutions.


DEWATS Service Packages
  • Treatment Systems
  • Community Based Sanitation
  • School Based Sanitation
  • Sanitation for Hospitals & Hotels
  • Wastewater Treatment for Agro-Industry
  • Emergency Sanitation
  • Sanitation for Prisons
  • Sanitation for Real Estates
  • Sanitation Mapping
  • Municipal Sludge Treatment Plant
  • Health Impact Assessment & Hygiene Education
  • Capacity Development
  • Standardisation
  • Research & Development
Advantages
  • Decentralized system – useful in areas with space constraint
  • Low operation and maintenance cost
  • Does not require skilled human resources for operation.
  • Re-use of treated water
  • Low/Nil post installation management burden
Development/Environmental Impact
  • Reduction in water body pollution - direct impact on community health
  • Improved air quality and reduction in green house gases.
Salient Features
  • Simple, Flexible, Decentralized
  • Only physical and biological system. Works without technical energy.
  • Suitable for household, institutional level, village/city level
  • Treatment from 1,000 - 500,000 litres.
  • Space Required: 15-20 sq mt per 1000 litre
  • Low operation and maintenance cost
  • Operates without skilled manpower
  • Possible use of water after treatment: agriculture, building construction, ground water recharge, fish pond, domestic use like flushing

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