Domestic Wastewater Treatment Options – Sustainability Issue

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Water scarcity and pollution are among the most crucial problems for the countries in the world. The increase in the population of urban areas and climate change make this situation worse for the countries’ water management. One of the mitigation measures for water scarcity & wastewater management is reclamation and recycling. Currently, there is growing […]

How to Choose a Wastewater Treatment Plant for Your House-User Guide

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Looking to install the domestic wastewater at home and tried exploring the incomplete suggestions from non-experts. You come to the right blog to understand how to make the right decision & to come up with the right domestic wastewater treatment with the help of a BioTornado expert. The selection of domestic wastewater treatment plants is […]

The Role of Microorganisms in Effective Wastewater Treatment

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Biological processes in wastewater treatment plants are one of the first and oldest technologies in the history of wastewater treatment plants.  The Biological process also known as the activated sludge process was invented by Ardern and Lockett after several testing in 1913. The first large-scale wastewater plant with an activated sludge process was introduced in […]

Benefits of Biological Wastewater Treatment

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House Owner treating the domestic wastewater  properly is more than just environmental responsibility but also for the health of your family and durability of your house plumbing. Although physical methods of wastewater treatment such as screening and sedimentation can get rid of some pollutants, they often prove inefficient when it comes to breaking down organic […]

Top benefits of biological wastewater treatment

Biological wastewater treatment systems over suspended growth systems is that their microbial populations are more resistant to shock loads of contaminants. By removing pathogens and harmful chemicals, wastewater treatment plants reduce the potential for waterborne diseases. Clean water from treatment plants can be safely returned to water sources and  safeguarding public health. As a house […]

Turning Domestic Wastewater Into Drinking Water

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Historic methods for domestic wastewater treatment:  Humankind has a history of reusing water dating back to the history of humans as much as 1500 to 2000 BCE, when Indian, Greek and Egyptian writers wrote about Using a hot iron dipped in water, heating water in the sun, boiling water over a fire, and filtering water […]

Plastic Waste & Circular Economy

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Plastic is one of the extraordinary inventions of humankind and is widely used on Earth. Plastic is a versatile material used in a lot of industries due to its high strength-to-weight ratio, low cost and long-term durability. 400 million tons of plastic are produced every year and out of which 10 million tons of plastic […]

Rising energy consumption in domestic wastewater management

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The energy demand is increasing throughout the world in all sectors because of population growth and inefficient devices. This matter will get worse over the years if energy-efficient systems are not introduced in different industrial, commercial and domestic sectors. The annual global energy consumption is estimated to be 580 million terajoules per annum with different […]

Domestic Wastewater Future of Water Recycling

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Earth has been referred to as the “Water Planet” by NASA, being about 70% of it covered with water. According to the US Geological Survey, however, only about 3% of it is freshwater. And only about 0.3% of this freshwater is easily accessible surface water i.e., lakes, rivers, etc. The image below attempts to visualize […]

How to treat domestic wastewater

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Water scarcity in this century is now inevitable, according to the WHO the total percentage of domestic wastewater safely discharged worldwide after treatment is only 55.5%. This is a very alarming situation keeping in mind that only 3% of water is freshwater and out of 3%, two-thirds of freshwater is present in the form of […]