Where the road gets difficult, wastewater treatment can’t stop. This 25 m³/day LiDing SB Johkasou is being installed at a mountain-top camp in Europe — a location where connection to a centralized sewer network simply isn’t an option.
Remote sites present challenges that standard infrastructure can’t always meet. Steep terrain, limited access, and distance from municipal services mean wastewater treatment has to be self-sufficient. That’s exactly what this installation delivers.
The 25 m³/day system is designed to handle the camp’s wastewater independently — treating domestic flows on site, without relying on external sewer connections.
The system uses MBBR (Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor) technology, a proven biological process that combines the benefits of attached growth and suspended growth treatment. The result:
Stable performance
Handles variable flow and load conditions common at camp facilities
Compact footprint
Fits into limited available space at the mountain site
Low maintenance
Designed for reliable, long-term operation in remote locations
Consistent effluent quality
Meets discharge standards without complex oversight
For mountain camps, eco-lodges, and remote developments, decentralized treatment isn’t just an option — it’s often the only viable solution. LiDing Johkasou systems bring reliable biological treatment to sites where centralized infrastructure can’t reach.
Post time: Sep-15-2026