The water treatment system will treat 1,500 m3/day, while the...

The water treatment system will treat 1,500 m3/day, while the wastewater treatment plant will treat 60 m3/day using an Aspiral™ L1 Smart Packaged unit. The systems are expected to be installed and operational onsite by June 2019.

LOL. I doubt they will use a L1 just for toilet purposes and for staff welfare.

https://www.fluencecorp.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Aspiral-Product-Brochure.pdf

If you see the product brochure above, there is no mention of L1. But the L2, L3 etcs are in 40 foot containers. Therefore, I suspect the L1 is also contained in a 40 foot container. Begs a question. Why use a L1, with oodles of space, with a capacity  to treat only 60m3 of  waste water when a M1 would do?

I suspect the other slots in the 40 ft container is to include a MBR to make this a hybrid system. For competitive reasons, the announcement cannot mention this. That's why it says, "The solution includes the first Aspiral™ wastewater system, featuring Fluence’s unique MABR technology." Imagine this, a hybrid MABR/MBR system will surely satisfy the very stringent regulatory requirements for  beverage companies.

I cannot prove this of course. Just connecting the dots. I just hope it's not a deluded mind with an overactive imagination.