E.P.C. LTD products

Bio-Disk® combines smart technology with nature to protect our water sources. Our improved RBC aerobic fixed film solution efficiently treats wastewater at any site, onsite. Bio-Disk® is a proven, effective and versatile wastewater treatment system – using only 0.1 of the energy consumed by conventional systems and can be powered by solar energy. From resorts and small communities to large public facilities, our modular environment-friendly solution achieves high-quality effluent that is completely safe for discharge.

EPC`s Bio-Robi® is a novel, patented environmentally-friendly solution that converts domestic sewage into clean, odorless effluent for reuse in irrigation or other applications. The Bio-Robi® process ensures high effluent quality with low operational costs.  This reliable system offers easy operation and low maintenance. The Bio-Robi® is an ideal solution for rural, residential, and remote areas without central sewage systems. The Bio-Robi® units are improved and ideal replacements or upgrades for conventional septic systems. Recently, regulations and permitting are getting stricter. EPC`s Bio-Robi® units are designed for these higher standards.

GreenFloat DAF is a versatile circular DAF system that provides very high separation efficiency at relatively low cost. The DAF systems prime principle is the counter current flow that ensures optimal solids removal. We offer various hydraulic options from zero (full flow) circulation to above 100%, bubble size control to increase system efficiency, a fully automated system with remote monitoring. We build DAFs from various materials to suit any applications; FRP, PP, SS and carbon steel. The most impressive advantage is that we can build the most powerful DAF unit from existing tanks. The system includes smart sludge removal set-up that requires no moving parts.

The presence of fat, oil, and grease (FOG) in wastewater is an ever-growing concern to municipalities and solid-waste facility operators. When FOG enters the sewer system from restaurants, residences, and industrial food facilities, its release into the sewer system results in a continuous build-up that causes eventual blockage of sewer pipes and is a heavy load for the municipal WWTPs.