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Sewage Treatment Pump
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Mar 28, 2015 @ 1:09pm
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Sewage Treatment Pump

Description
Treats waste water and pumps the treated water back into your city's water system. Does not need to be placed near water, just need a road connection. This asset DOES have a working connection to the water system unlike many of the other water assets on the Workshop.

Here are the stats for anyone interested:
240,000 units of water recycled per week
280,000 units of water treated per week
$25,000 initial building cost
$800 per week in upkeep.

This also generates garbage, which the other two do not. This is to simulate the fact that not everything can be treated, some solid waste would have to be removed and transported to the dump/incinerator.

To compare the original water pump generates about 120,000 units for about $2,500 and $240 per week in upkeep...while the original treatment plant handled about 160,000 units of waste water per week and cost about $15,000 with an upkeep of $640. So this costs about $5,000 more in intial build costs for the same amouont of water input and slightly better sewage treatment, but is more cost effective to keep running longterm, costing only $800 per week, while the two water pumps and sewage tretment would run you $1,120 per week.

It's After Dark compatible.
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Apr 6, 2015 @ 7:54am
It does not work, the pipe line is black
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Apr 3, 2018 @ 4:22am
Asset Properties used to mod these...
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Mfrags14 Dec 23, 2023 @ 5:49pm 
you saved my city !!!!!! (: thanks!
Carlzilla  [author] May 26, 2023 @ 5:48pm 
It's 8 years old...and completely unnecessary at this point. It was created at a time when you couldn't create water utilities without hex-editing the building data. I'm not sure if it works or not at this point, I don't use it, but it seems ridiculous to run down an asset from the very early days of the game at this point...do something more productive with your time.
LXA May 26, 2023 @ 2:23pm 
Doesn't even work.:steamthumbsdown:
吖吖嘚呸 Jan 28, 2021 @ 8:20pm 
处理废水并将处理后的水抽回城市的供水系统。不需要放置在水边，只需要一条道路连接。与车间的其他水设备不同，该设备与水系统有一个工作连接。
有兴趣的人可以参考以下数据:
每周有24万单位的水被循环利用
每周处理280,000单位的水
25 000美元的初始建造费用
每周800美元的保养费。
这也会生成垃圾，而其他两个不会。这是为了模拟并不是所有的东西都能被处理，一些固体废物必须被移走并运送到垃圾场/焚化炉。
对比一下，原来的水泵每周的维修费用为2500美元和240美元，大约产生12万套。而原来的处理厂每周处理约16万套废水，成本约为1.5万美元，维修费用为640美元。所以这在初始建设成本上要多花5000美元同样的水投入和轻微的。
Evil Dave of Canada May 6, 2019 @ 6:35pm 
There is a comment that says "Do not place it in an industrial/polluted area".
In RL, at least in Winnipeg, most if not all treatment plants and aeration ponds are isolated from ground water and have flood barriers so during a flood, unless the flood water rise over the protecting walls (which would then have sandbag height additions), the polluted flood waters can not effect the water treatment. Also the underground water pipes are naturally pressurized to minimize groundwater entering the system (my father was a plumber in Winnipeg until 1999).
Because of this we also have some treatment plants in or on the edges of actual industrial areas.
With the above in mind, how difficult would it be to create a modified version that was not affected by polluted ground?
MJB Jan 28, 2019 @ 8:59am 
@Cartzilla, Subscribed yesterday. The mod works as advertised. My city's water pumps were getting polluted due to the river running backwards due to diminishing water levels in the river. Once I installed the treatment plants and water towers my cims stopped dying and population began to increase again. Thank You so much for this mod!
SonicTheWarthog Jun 18, 2016 @ 6:33pm 
@Carlzilla, oh ok if it is a game limitation then no problem
Carlzilla  [author] Jun 18, 2016 @ 6:32pm 
In a perfect world, yes...however, the game isn't set up for that, so this is pretty much the only way to do it.
SonicTheWarthog Jun 18, 2016 @ 6:20pm 
so this actually produces water? shouldnt this just clean water for the system it is connected tp?
LaurentianMiniatures May 27, 2016 @ 2:07pm 
I created a map for myself designed after the US Midwest. So there is lots of farming and open flat land but the problem was I added way to little of water space for my mid/late game city. I needed a water treatment place that would work without taking up space on my rivers. This really helped out. Now my city (farms) works fine. Thank you!