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Szennyvízgyűjtő is a Hungarian term that translates to "wastewater collector" or "sewage collector." It refers to a system or structure designed to gather and contain wastewater before it is treated or discharged. This can encompass a range of components within a larger wastewater management infrastructure.

The most basic form of a szennyvízgyűjtő might be a cesspool or a septic tank, often found in areas not connected to a municipal sewer system. These underground structures collect household sewage, allowing solids to settle and liquids to slowly leach into the surrounding soil or be pumped out for disposal.

In more developed urban settings, a szennyvízgyűjtő system is typically a network of underground pipes, known as sewers or sewer lines. These pipes convey wastewater from individual properties, businesses, and industrial facilities to a central treatment plant. The design and capacity of these collection systems are crucial for preventing overflows and ensuring efficient transport of sewage.

Larger sewage collection systems may also include pumping stations to lift wastewater over elevations or to overcome distances, as well as manholes for access and maintenance. The integrity of the szennyvízgyűjtő is vital to public health and environmental protection, as leaks can contaminate groundwater and soil. Regular inspection and maintenance are therefore essential for the proper functioning of these systems.