If you can ensure it is truly ...
Published by Steve Whipp, Independent
If you can ensure it is truly a paste with no pieces that would get caught on the inside of the sewers and if it is diluted to say 5% dry solids and no more then you could assume you will need to maintain a flow of 1m/s to ensure no deposition and blockage formation. If there are "sticky" components to the garbage you need to ensure these are dealt with by perhaps adding detergent. Advice from others is also good and close liaison with the STP in terms of the impact would be good. They may welcome the materials especially if they go to anaerobic digestion.
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Thank you but it is being used for years in restaurants. I have visited at least one. This is for a city Mumbai. May be that will give you all more idea as composting is good but due to lack of space in already congested housing complexes its not feasible. In new housing complexes provisions are made. Hence we thought of garbage disposer. As for the permits we will find the solutions.
Published by Lenin DSouza, Technical Adviser at Self Employed