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How do we do it?
1. Inlet of sewage water from manhole or septic
tank.
2. Gray and black water is pumped from buffer
tank into the 1st chamber. Biological degradation of
organic matter by bacteria, then gravitates to the
2nd chamber.
3. Further removal of organic matter by bacterial
activities. Thinned down water now gravitates into
the third cleaning chamber for ammonia removal.
4. Nitrification of ammonia by bacteria under
aerobic condition. By now water will be having
BOD < 10mg/L COD <50mg/L, equal to Std A.
5. The sludge which settles in each cleaning section
is pumped back into the pre-settlement tank to
remove smell from H2S formation.
6. The treated water is discharged to a collection
tank for secondary usage e.g it can be used for
toilet flushing, irrigation, watering the gardens etc.
It is similar to RAINWATER HARVESTING but with
guaranteed yield typically 80-85% of sewage
water
will
be
available
for
reuse.
Figure 3: 3D
illustration of
Venus 10
Modular design
Being modular, it can be arranged and organized
to fit the odd land area, thus maximizing space
for other prime and valuable development.
Clean treated water
System
Jupiter 15
Jupiter 25
Jupiter 50
Jupiter 75
Consumption (Kw/h)
1.5
2.0
2.0
2.8
Figure 1: 3D View of
Bioreactor 100 in series of 3