Since the 1980s, rural tourism has gradually emerged. In this process, “farmhouse”, as an emerging form of tourism and leisure, has been welcomed by the majority of urban tourists. It not only provides tourists with a way to return to nature and relax, but also provides farmers with a new source of income.
The domestic sewage of “Farmhouse” has some unique characteristics. First of all, since its business model is mainly catering and accommodation, the content of organic components in the sewage is relatively high and rich in various dietary fibers, starches, fats, animal and vegetable oils and detergents. Secondly, due to uncertainty in the number of tourists and activity levels, both the quantity and quality of sewage may change. In addition, since some tourists may come from cities, their living habits and water use methods may be different from those of rural residents, which may also have an impact on the quality of sewage.
There are some special factors that need to be considered when dealing with domestic sewage from “farmhouses”. Since “farmhouses” are usually located in suburban or rural areas and are far away from the urban sewage pipe network, it is difficult to directly integrate their sewage into the urban sewage pipe network for centralized treatment. Therefore, decentralized processing becomes a viable solution. Specifically, sewage treatment facilities can be set up in units of a single household or several households (less than 10 households) to collect and treat domestic sewage.
However, although some “farmhouses” have established sewage treatment facilities, there are still many cases of discharge of sewage without effective treatment. This may not only cause pollution to the environment, but may also pose a potential threat to the health of tourists. Therefore, relevant government departments need to strengthen the supervision and management of “farmhouse” sewage treatment to ensure that it meets national or local discharge standards.
In general, “farmhouse”, as an emerging form of tourism and leisure, provides urban tourists with a way to return to nature and relax their body and mind. However, with its development and growth, the problem of domestic sewage treatment has gradually become prominent. In order to protect the environment and protect the health of tourists, the government and relevant agencies need to strengthen the supervision and management of “farmhouse” sewage treatment and promote its sustainable development.
In view of the special sewage treatment situation of farmhouses, using good sewage treatment products adapted to local conditions can better help maintain the local environment, maintain return rates, and make your business better. If you are the owner of a farmhouse, it is recommended to understand The Liding Scavenger launched by Liding Environmental Protection has a unique MHAT+O process, which can be well adapted to a variety of farmhouse scenarios and match needs. The sewage is cleaner and the use is more energy-saving.
Post time: Jul-29-2024