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wastewater collection system; getting rid of inorganic matter which cannot be processed; separating liquids from solids; and treating both before they reenter the environment. Considering that Culpeper County expects a little over 4,000 people to be served within the boundaries of the Clevenger’s Corner Village Center, the plant might be a small-scale version of the Town of Culpeper’s wastewater treatment facility.
What happens in
a wastewater
treatment plant?
Flow from sewers, plus outside infiltration and inflow of water leaching into the system, converges on bar screens inside the facility. The purpose? To catch large stuff that would foul up the system, e.g., kid’s toys, sticks, money, or anything else, mostly inorganic, that makes it through the collection system. Certain chemicals then might be added to treat the remaining
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