TEDx Talk: Botanical Gardens for Wastewater Treatment
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network for Organica Water in Technology
Regular wastewater treatment plants take up a lot of space but Organica managed to reduce the space and eliminate the odors by making “water reclamation gardens” - botanical gardens which treat wastewater.
The wastewater is treated by a selected variety of microorganisms – bacteria which eat the organic matter from the water. The key to increasing the number of microorganism species is using the plants' roots and their extremely large surface area to provide the habitat for additional microorganisms (3000+ species).
Attila Bodnar on TEDx Danubia
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Category: Technology
- Wastewater Use
- Microorganism
- Bacteria
- Purification
- Technology
- Wastewater Treatment
- Microbiology
- Waste Management
1 Comment
Very interesting combination of technology and architecture.I need the contacts.
Published by Itohowo David, Plants Supervisor-water/sewage treatment plant at Intels
2 Comments
If you go to the Organica Company profile in the business exchange their contact is listed there, or you can connect to Organica members on The Water Network
Published by Trudi Schifter, CEO and Founder AquaSPE
Dear Itohowo David, I am sure that Barry Engel can provide all information you require.
Published by Dusko Balenovic, Previous Network Manager at The Water Network