Changing environmental needs.

Changing environmental needs.

1991

Describes Biocycle, an anaerobic sewage treatment system. Biocycle anaerobic treatment plants used for single dwellings and small commercial concerns differ from other treatment plants because a primary chamber is used for anaerobic digestion of solids and a medium, submerged in a special aeration compartment is used for the aerobic treatment of liquids. There are now almost 4000 domestic Biocycle systems in operation in Australia and about 200 larger commercial units. The largest of these, at an abattoir, has a daily capacity of 750,000 litres.

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aguas fecales anaerobiose anaerobiosis sewage tratamiento de aguas residuales wastewater treatment

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New Zealand Horticulture

ISSN 0113-1001

Pagination

v.13-16

Other Subjects

Traitement des eaux usees; Eau usee domestique

Language

English

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part

Source

New-Zealand-Horticulture (New Zealand). (Apr 1991). p. 13-16.

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Changing environmental needs.

1991

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