Method of treating sewage
AssigneeNremron Pty Ltd.
InventorsNorman Thomas Jennings, Darryl Ugo Jennings, Garry Gordon Jennings
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AssigneeNremron Pty Ltd.
InventorsNorman Thomas Jennings, Darryl Ugo Jennings, Garry Gordon Jennings
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A first holding tank includes a base and a plurality of sidewalls extending upwardly from the base to define an open top. An inlet pipe provides raw sewage into tank. Tank is part of a sewage treatment plant comprised of a number of like sequentially interlinked tanks. Tank has an average depth of about 1½ meters and a surface area of about 60 hectares. After a predetermined volume of sewage and other fluids are contained within tank, the inflow is halted and a number of live fish, in the form of European carp, are introduced into tank. The inclusion of the fish allows the conversion of the sewage into fish manure that progressively builds up on the bottom of the tank. Moreover, the movement of the fish in tank assists the processing of the sewage by aeration.
A method for treating sewage in a fluid, comprising the steps of:
A sewage treatment system, comprising:
A method for producing fishmeal from sewage, comprising the steps of:
A method for treating water containing sewage, comprising the steps of:
A method for producing fishmeal, comprising the steps of:
A method for producing fishmeal, comprising the steps of:
A method for treating sewage, comprising the steps of:
A sewage treatment system, comprising:
A method for producing fishmeal from sewage, comprising the steps:
A method for treating water containing sewage, comprising the steps of:
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