Having clean potable drinking water is always a good choice. I am not sure that attempting to copy natures natural process using mechanical monsters is the efficient and cost effective move. If the system can run on its own power and can be used as an emergency backup plan that would make the cost bearable. Just a little hint: during the decomposing event using microbes the electrons released can be collected and this electricity can be used insitu. Not 100% of your needs. But waste not want not. (biogenerator).
Published by Guy McGowen, President/CEO/Chief Science Officer
Having clean potable drinking water is always a good choice. I am not sure that attempting to copy natures natural process using mechanical monsters is the efficient and cost effective move. If the system can run on its own power and can be used as an emergency backup plan that would make the cost bearable. Just a little hint: during the decomposing event using microbes the electrons released can be collected and this electricity can be used insitu. Not 100% of your needs. But waste not want not. (biogenerator).