That's essentially correct. The Solar Aquatics (SAS) is essentially an indoor marsh system engineered to handle a higher volume of waste than a natural wetland could.
The first SAS was build to handle septage which is, of course, much stronger than sewage. But, yes, many are build to handle sewage straight from a city's collection system. Note that NO primary settling is done in a SAS.
many of the plants that they used use to grow freely in the creeks in my town... they put concreate in and then a few years later what do you know... solar aquatics came to be... of course i cant prove it but solar aquatics is still a good idea... they even use a UV light at the end of the process... some systems even take and break down black water for use
Like your newer videos much better. Can't wait to try your system at Lake Atitlan, Guatemala!
catherinetodd 1 year ago
That's essentially correct. The Solar Aquatics (SAS) is essentially an indoor marsh system engineered to handle a higher volume of waste than a natural wetland could.
The first SAS was build to handle septage which is, of course, much stronger than sewage. But, yes, many are build to handle sewage straight from a city's collection system. Note that NO primary settling is done in a SAS.
patrickemeyer 2 years ago
many of the plants that they used use to grow freely in the creeks in my town... they put concreate in and then a few years later what do you know... solar aquatics came to be... of course i cant prove it but solar aquatics is still a good idea... they even use a UV light at the end of the process... some systems even take and break down black water for use
MrAstro888 2 years ago