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MITA — wastewater treatment plants for settlements and hromadas up to 2000 m³ per day
Italian technology for large scale: full biological treatment of an entire settlement on large rotating biodiscs Biorulli® — up to 2000 m³ per day, with treated-water quality for discharge to the environment per standards.
What MITA does
Full treatment of a settlement
Large rotating biodiscs Biorulli® treat the wastewater of an entire village, hromada or small town — where there is no central sewerage. Scale up to 2000 m³ per day.
Rotating-biodisc technology
Rotating biodiscs Biorulli® are submerged about 40% in the flow and rotate slowly — 1–5 rpm. The biofilm alternately oxidizes organics and takes up oxygen in the air: aerobic, without intensive aeration, no reagents or additives. Less energy and stable operation under variable load.
MITA equipment for the task
Rotating biodiscs Biorulli® and units
The configuration is assembled for the specific site and discharge standards.
When you need MITA scale
When the wastewater volume exceeds the capabilities of monoblocks and mid-size modular plants — a hromada, village, resort town or small town without centralized sewerage — MITA delivers a full-fledged municipal wastewater treatment plant up to 2000 m³ per day. The rotating biodiscs Biorulli® steadily handle the variable hydraulic load typical of settlements and resorts.
From settlement wastewater to clean water
Mechanical preparation
Screens, grit chambers, primary clarification.
Biological treatment (Biorulli®)
On slowly rotating biodiscs (1–5 rpm, ~40% submerged) the biofilm oxidizes organics — aerobically, without intensive aeration or reagents.
Clarification and discharge
Flowpack lamella settlers separate the sludge; the clarified water meets the standards for discharge to the environment.
What tasks MITA covers
| Client | Volume | MITA’s role |
|---|---|---|
| Hromada / settlement | up to 2000 m³/day | full municipal treatment plant on Biorulli® biodiscs |
| Polishing for industry | by project | large biodiscs for larger-scale biological polishing |
| Small towns, resort villages | up to 2000 m³/day | biological treatment on Biorulli® biodiscs |
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BioDisc, PlanetTEK or MITA — by scale
| Criterion | BioDisc® | PlanetTEK | MITA |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scale | up to 60 (in parallel ~180) m³ | 50–700 m³ | up to 2000 m³ |
| Format | turnkey monoblock | modular RBC | municipal plant on biodiscs |
| Typical client | HoReCa, estates, standalone buildings | larger HoReCa, cottage estates, polishing | hromadas, villages, small towns |
| Distinction | simplicity and speed | flexibility, retrofit | largest scale on biodiscs |
More details: BioDisc® · PlanetTEK. Not sure which fits? A ZIKO engineer will select a solution based on your site’s actual data — free of charge.
From survey to a working plant
Survey and data
Volume and composition of the settlement’s wastewater, discharge point, discharge-quality requirements.
Selection and layout
Biorulli® (monoblock or concrete tanks), a phased plan, a technical and commercial proposal.
Design
For the specific site and discharge standards.
Supply and installation
Delivery, installation, commissioning.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum scale?
Up to 2000 m³ per day — the level of an entire settlement, hromada or small town.
What technology does MITA use?
Large rotating biodiscs Biorulli® (RBC): the discs are ~40% submerged and rotate slowly (1–5 rpm); the biofilm alternately oxidizes organics and takes up oxygen — aerobic, without intensive aeration or reagents. Start-up in 10–15 days, stable under load fluctuations, up to 2000 m³ per day.
How does MITA differ from PlanetTEK?
The same rotating-biodisc technology, but a larger scale: PlanetTEK — up to 700 m³/day, MITA — up to 2000 m³/day for entire settlements and hromadas.
To what quality is the water treated?
To the standards for discharge of treated water to the environment for the specific site — the plant configuration is selected to meet these requirements.
What about uneven load in a village or at a resort?
The rotating biodiscs Biorulli® are stable under the variable hydraulic load typical of settlements and resort areas.
Where is the equipment from?
Italian engineering by MITA Water Technologies — wastewater treatment since 1971; ZIKO supplies and implements it in Ukraine.
We’ll select a MITA solution for your settlement
Describe the site, wastewater volume and discharge-to-environment requirements — a ZIKO engineer will lay out a MITA municipal plant on Biorulli® biodiscs with calculations.
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