Projects
Phytoair is part of the sustainable water chain at Lelystad airport
The Lelystad Airport Businesspark project includes an advanced water purification system that purifies 150m³/d. It is designed to realize optimal water reuse and save energy. The wastewater from the business park with hotel is supplied separately...
Brewery chooses Phytoparking, Poperinge (BE)
Sint Bernardus Brewery on the French border was looking for a natural solution without taking up space. The Phytopaking purifies the wastewater from the Bed and Breakfast, the office and the visitor center with catering. A total of 7,500 liters are consumed daily...
Purification of laundry water by Phytoair
Laundry Tony is located in a residential area close to the Dutch border. They discharged a volume of 50 m³ of waste water from the laundry and 500 liters of sanitary waste water from staff into the sewer system every day. By installing its own purification system, Laundry Tony...
Cooling and purification in urban environments through a green roof (= riparian plant roof)
For the H2pOwer project, Rietland has built a combination of different types of reed fields in an urban environment. Because there is little space in an urban environment, an aerated reed field was built underground (Phytoparking) and a drainage field on the...
Velodrome reuses treated wastewater
Flanders has a new velodrome. Initiator and former cyclist Marc Wauters is very happy with the realization of the cycling track that is worthy of the European and World Championships. Because there was no sewerage in this wooded area, the gray wastewater is treated with a Phytoair from...
Wastewater from an apartment in Brussels is purified with reed plants
An apartment in Haerenberg (Brussels) is too far away from the street to connect to the sewer system. In the past, a reed field/helophyte filter was therefore installed. This malfunctioning system was replaced by a Phytoair of 96m².
Combination of Phytoair and surface flow wetlands treats nutrient-rich drainagewater of Orchid greenhouse (BE)
Microflor is an orchid grower in Lochristi that purifies its waste water from greenhouse plants via reed beds. Many nutrients are added to the water in the greenhouses so that the orchids can develop well. Because the plants don't absorb everything, it contains...
Demand-driven Phytoair on Ghent University campus
Rietland realized two Phytoair systems for Ghent University. The university decided not to use rainwater for reuse, but to have the collected precipitation completely filtered in for the benefit of nature and the groundwater table. The Belgian...
Phytoair treats gray wastewater from 250 people at SuperLOCAL (Kerkrade NL)
The innovative area development project SuperLOCAL focuses on the theme 'Reclycle City'. High-rise flats from the 1960s are partly demolished but also reused for the construction of approximately 130 new homes and the design of the public area in Bleijerheide...