Introduction of soil microbial membrane combined treatment purification tanks! Case study of the introduction of purification tanks to "cemeteries and burial park."
【Facility Introduction】 Ishigatani Cemetery is located in the hilly area of northern central Akashi City, Hyogo Prefecture. It is a 22.4-hectare cemetery that was planned in 1960 and currently has about 10,000 burial sites. From here, you can see Awaji Island across the Akashi Strait, and in spring, the cherry blossoms provide a delightful view. 【Case Overview】 ■ Construction Location: Okubo Town, Akashi City, Hyogo Prefecture ■ Construction Period: 1999 (Heisei 11) ■ System: Sofir discharge ■ Treatment Capacity: 96-person tank, 1.6m³/day ■ Client: Akashi City, Hyogo Prefecture *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Customer Feedback Previously, all the toilets in the cemetery were of the pit latrine type. However, due to the trends of the times, we could not continue with this system indefinitely, so we decided to install new toilets using a purification treatment tank method. Given the nature of the cemetery, we chose the Sofeel system for two reasons: it can accommodate significant fluctuations in user numbers and it is environmentally friendly. I had heard that such systems often lead to rapid deterioration of water quality despite their claims, so I honestly had some concerns. However, after actually operating the system, I found that the treated water was cleaner than expected, and the management costs were not significant. Since its installation in 1997, there have been no issues, and I am satisfied.
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The 21st century is referred to as the "Era of the Environment." The mission of environmental creators is significant, and there are great expectations from various sectors. In particular, creating towns that are kind to both people and the planet is considered an urgent issue in modern times. "Designing while protecting the natural environment is the culture and 'heart' of the town. The landscape and space of the completed facilities represent the beautiful 'form' of the town." With this concept in mind, we pursue what truly comfortable environments are, and steadily realize them based on high levels of safety and security! The Sofir Association, with members nationwide, has the capability to respond with a comprehensive system to the necessary ideas, materials, and technological expertise needed to create such ideal environments.