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BioReSys
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The BioReSys Technology is built on the Paradigm Change:
“From Waste to Resource“. On this page you get a rough overview of this technology employing nature’s ways of doing it proven for millions of years.
The Technology
BioReSys = Bionic Regeneration Systems . BioReSys provides solutions for residential, industrial and agricultural waste water treatment. We also take care of gray water treatment and regeneration of natural water bodies and habitats.
How it works![0-howitworks](https://sahajowater.pontdevie.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/0-howitworks.png)
Raw sewage is separated into solids and liquids. Solids are digested to produce methane, killing 98% of pathogens. The spent digestate is fermented into organic fertilizer. The supernatant is first used in algae farming to produce feedstock, raw material for cosmetics or bio-diesel. After that it is biologically purified by “living machines”, water revitalizers and Nanobio filters up to high quality drinking water standards.
Combining Functionality & Aesthetics
As you can see on the project pages, we match efficiency with aesthetics – the international water feature specialist KARAJAAL DESIGN AQUATIQUE is our strategic partner in this.
Cost-Efficiency & Scalability
- Permitting for around 40% less capital costs and 90% less operating costs than a standard waste water treatment systems.
- It is fully adaptable to projects from 25 residencies up to large cities
- The BioReSys solution has a smaller footprint than standard wastewater treatment systems treating.
- To match functionality with aesthetics, we collaborate with Karajaal Design Aquatique, an international water feature specialist.
Productivity
Biogas, syngas for cooking, heating, fuel for cars, generation of electricity
- Algae for feedstock, cosmetics, bio-diesel, fertilizers
- Pathogene-free irrigation water for crop production (Permaculture)
- Technical waters for reuse.
- High quality drinking water
- Educational and touristic venue
For + infos please consult the following articles:
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