Good suggestions have been ...
Published by PARITOSH TYAGI
Good suggestions have been given by several experts. I would like to add the following:-
- Find what the microbiological growth consists of and in what way it is helpful or problematic.
- Chlorination solves some problems and creates others. Use of ozone or ultra-violet rays would be more advisable. These methods are needed mainly to eliminate pathogens.
- Microstraining can be very effective if the biological growth is due to algae, which can be harvested with advantage.
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Hello Again it is necessary that these algae do not bathe in a liquid bio chemical at a high oxidation rate. This is the case for all collective sanitation effluents. The seaweed will saturate chemical pollution and die, as does the much more insensitive bacteria in a polluted environment. Sewage sludge contains more than 8% of dead bacteria. A heresy when we know that in nature a dead bacterium does not exist. But it is nice to see that people think that there is a super bacterium that survives without oxygen, in putrefying mud.
But why does this super bacteria not manage to muddy the mud?