Swimming pools and ponds – ...
Published by Polycarpos Polycarpou, Chief Research Officer
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We have developed an self propelled Algae and Floating debris collecting unit. The unit can also operate in shallow water.
Aeration particularly at the water body lower levels may help mitigation of algae growth,
Published by Sarfraz Dairkee
as this ia a knowledge sharing platform, please provide more info about HOW this is done not just product promotion - Malatech ELBA Intensified Biological Smartpool System, which naturally improves water quality, and takes care about algae and pathogenic bacteria control in swimming pools and ponds without the application of harmful chemicals. By establishing an environment which keeps beneficial microbes at a constant and controlled number in the system we are now able to establish and maintain the natural self-purification processes happening in healthy unharmed natural freshwater lakes in any swimming pools and ponds. with what technology please?
Published by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network
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Wow, we registered today on this site, but I appreciate that Polycarpos pasted our products as a solution here. Dear Moderator, you are absolutely right, in the defence of Polycarpos we need to say that we do not know him, he is not our employee or dealer, he must have found us browsing on the internet, and I assume he wanted to help in this topic. Malatech ELBA uses the soluble form of Bioclean Pond Clarifier with a dosing unit, which is our microbial product developed for freshwater lake bioremediation, that is how the biological filter is constatnly intensified for nutrient removal, and organic breakdown. Essence is unfortunately that the machine is absolutely not a solution for the application the topic leader described, none of our microbial solutions are since the expectation is quick solution, so any biological treatment types can be excluded. Sorry, I see the topic is outdated, as I told we just registered here, and was fun to see us to be a part of a conversation a year back. Cheers, Sabby
Published by Szabolcs Malaczko