Dirty beach water soon to be history
German technology solves wastewater problem
(PresseBox) - Vacations on polluted beaches, unnecessary water wastage in areas where the resource is scarce or a simple lack of treatment possibilities for wastewater are soon to be history, according to a new German technology. The German company Snow Leopard Projects has recently introduced an efficient way to clean organically polluted wastewater. Wastewater from hotels, slaughterhouses, small industries like fruit juice manufactories, etc. can now be made available for a 2nd use instead of simply discharging it into the nearest river or the ocean and thereby polluting the environment. Due to the container design, the technology requires very little space and can therefore be easily implemented. This containerized cleaning system uses the process of fermentation through bacteria to purify the polluted water. The underlying principle is simple and efficient. Wastewater is pumped into a container where bacteria utilize its organic components to produce biogas. This digestion process cleans the water and the exposure to UV radiation subjects it to additional sanitization. The resulting product is clean and sterile 2nd use water, perfect for irrigation, grey water use and carefree discharge into flowing waters. Contrary to its small size, the cleaning system yields very high performance rates. One container is able to purify the waste water of 350 people or about 90 m³ per day. The three main advantages of the German technology are reduction of organic pollution, elimination of nitrogen and phosphate, and the production of biogas, which can be converted into electric energy. The containerized, anaerobic wastewater cleaning system consists of a plug-and-operate-installation, being operational only eight weeks after order. German biogas expert Snow Leopard Projects considers this technology a great contribution to global water problems, especially in areas with water scarcity.
Snow Leopard Projects.
Biogas is our Business.
Snow Leopard Projects (SLP) has designed and built more than 50 biogas plants in 13 countries on 4 continents in a range of capacities from 10 kW (Container Type) to 4 MW. Targeted feedstock is fibrous biomass from farm by-products like straw and manure and food processing waste from slaughter houses or canning factories.
The biogas plant technology features a unique BATCH Hydrolysis as a front end treatment to prepare fibrous biomass for highest yield biogas digestion. This leads to the possibility to digest nearly every biomass except wood. With this SLP develops and realizes environmental benefitting and economical high performance biogas plants. This enhances development and improvement of regional structures through regional value addition from energy production.
Snow Leopard Projects.
Biogas is our Business.
Snow Leopard Projects (SLP) has designed and built more than 50 biogas plants in 13 countries on 4 continents in a range of capacities from 10 kW (Container Type) to 4 MW. Targeted feedstock is fibrous biomass from farm by-products like straw and manure and food processing waste from slaughter houses or canning factories.
The biogas plant technology features a unique BATCH Hydrolysis as a front end treatment to prepare fibrous biomass for highest yield biogas digestion. This leads to the possibility to digest nearly every biomass except wood. With this SLP develops and realizes environmental benefitting and economical high performance biogas plants. This enhances development and improvement of regional structures through regional value addition from energy production.
Datum: 28.03.2017 - 16:22 Uhr
Sprache: Deutsch
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