Septic Tank with Wastewater Treatment
Published on by Sanjay Rana, Director at PARSAN Overseas Pvt. Limited in Technology
How can a household implement a cost-effective septic tank which would treat wastewater for gardening purposes or for flushing toilets?
Are there any commercial designs available? Otherwise, how can a septic tank with wastewater treatment be designed?
Here in New Delhi, people are willing to participate, reuse and conserve water. What can the treated water from a septic tank safely be reused for and which technology can be used to treat it?
Taxonomy
- Water Reuse & Recycling
- Waste Water Treatments
- Wastewater Treatment
- Wastewater Collection
- Water Recycling
- Reuse
- Septic Tank
- India
7 Answers
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Bonjour Si vous voulez vraiment utiliser ce concept il faut déjà revoir en quoi consite l'épuration biologique-
La fosse septique n'a de septique que le nom. Effectivemetn elle contient bien des micros organismes mais la conception du réservoir tue ces micros organismes. Morts ils sont d'aucune efficacité dans la fonction d'épuration qui est la leur.
La biodégradation de la matière organique.
Oui il existe sur le marché un dispositif d'épuration -biologique-. Le procédé "Fosse Biologique"lyseconcept.
La performance épuratoire du procédé est de 94%. Elle est complèté par la purification de la pollution urinaire effectuée par la biodiversité végétale.
Cela donne une performance épuratoire de l'ensemble de plus de 98%.
Le liquide rejeté contient tous les éléments de fertilisation du sol pour le développement d'une agronomie, le jardin potager ou de toute autre production de biodiversité
Il en rejette plus aucune pollution dans le sol et le sous sol
Une solution globale, définitive, économique, écologique, biologique et surtout productive
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How can a household implement a cost-effective septic tank which would treat wastewater for gardening purposes or for flushing toilets?
Are there any commercial designs available? Otherwise, how can a septic tank with wastewater treatment be designed?
Here in New Delhi, people are willing to participate, reuse and conserve water. What can the treated water from a septic tank safely be reused for and which technology can be used to treat it? The purification performance of the process is 94%. It is completed by the purification of urinary pollution carried out by plant biodiversity.
This gives a purification performance of more than 98% overall.
The rejected liquid contains all the elements of fertilization of the soil for the development of an Agronomy, the vegetable garden or any other production of biodiversity
He rejects more pollution in the ground and under ground
A solution overall, final, economic, ecological, biological and especially productive
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We have a solution to grow Diatom Algae in Septic Tanks, by installing LED Lights in the tanks. This will enable treatment of the sewage for non-contact use - toilet flushing and irrigation. Contact me for more information. email nualgi@gmail.com
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We have a solution to grow Diatom Algae in Septic Tanks, by installing LED Lights in the tanks. This will enable treatment of the sewage for non-contact use - toilet flushing and irrigation. Contact me for more information. email nualgi@gmail.com
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Dear Eros,
I am based in Kenya in the East African Region . I am inclined into thinking that a septic tank come Wastewater Treatment system which is effective and priced at around US$ 600 can be well received by our huge client group.
Can you give us an idea as to how we can collaborate with you in this undertaking.
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we have a tiny bioreactor unit that cost $600. cleans out bod, cod, tss, fog, ammonia, ntu, etc...good for irrigation.
must use small aquarium pump . we are looking for distributors for india
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this is for a septic tank for a household...you will need a bit of aeration. details will be sent to your email. its a one time investment and will continue to produce microbes for many years.
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interesting. What is the scale of operation. Is it a one time investment for buyers or carries recurring expense also. Please send more details to tsseshadri@gmail.com
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A septic tank will receive all types of wastewater, i.e. sewage as well as grey water. The sewage and grey water get mixed and this needs to be treated. A biological treatment will digest the wastewater. There are very few chances for presence of heavy metals but not much can be done to remove heavy metals from a septic tank.
Pathogens are another factor that need treatment. So, the septic tank has to be designed with 2 chambers. The first one where the bioremediation takes place of the Black and Grey Water. After this the water has to flow to the 2nd chamber where the water gets disinfected.
Once both processes are carried out this water can be recycled and reused for the following applications in your homes:
- Washing of Utensils
- Mopping of Floors
- Flushing - toilets
- Gardening
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My company's technology has vermfiltration at it's heart and we are interested in what you have in mind. It is cost effective for households, no power required and does not produce any sludge unlike conventional treatment systems. (We are currently planning on opening up offices in India and are looking for local companies to partner with. If you pm me then we can continue the dialogue.)
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Dear Jeffrey,
We would be interested in trying the the technology you are promoting.
We had written earlier to you but got no reply.
Can you thethis time round favor us with your reply through wemcons@gmail.co
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Dear Jeffrey,
We would be interested in the technology which would solve many of the problems we experience in our country on domestic wastewater treatment at household level.
Can you in this respect let us know how we can move forward together?
Regards,
P.W.Karani
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