Wow 150 million liters per day of the wwtp capacity to be built, for the Ganga river to be clean and restore its ecosystem. Sorry, it seems that the WWTP installation was built at every source from the dominant waste maker (is it only up to the water quality standards that are allowed to be dumped into the river, or used for drinking water?). It's a big job and it's impossible to finish with some kind of membrane from mechanical technology. With a combination of formula (mineral) and mechanical technology, it is very possible, where minerals will break down certain forms of pollutants that can float and settle (the main formula can help the membrane work well, without having to bother cleaning the membrane when backwash (usually liechate stuck on the membrane)), which is then filtered properly, of course the Ganga river will return to its original function. Good luck and respect from me for a better environment. thanks.
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Wow 150 million liters per day of the wwtp capacity to be built, for the Ganga river to be clean and restore its ecosystem.
Sorry, it seems that the WWTP installation was built at every source from the dominant waste maker (is it only up to the water quality standards that are allowed to be dumped into the river, or used for drinking water?).
It's a big job and it's impossible to finish with some kind of membrane from mechanical technology.
With a combination of formula (mineral) and mechanical technology, it is very possible, where minerals will break down certain forms of pollutants that can float and settle (the main formula can help the membrane work well, without having to bother cleaning the membrane when backwash (usually liechate stuck on the membrane)), which is then filtered properly, of course the Ganga river will return to its original function.
Good luck and respect from me for a better environment.
thanks.
Sorry, it seems that the WWTP installation was built at every source from the dominant waste maker (is it only up to the water quality standards that are allowed to be dumped into the river, or used for drinking water?).
It's a big job and it's impossible to finish with some kind of membrane from mechanical technology.
With a combination of formula (mineral) and mechanical technology, it is very possible, where minerals will break down certain forms of pollutants that can float and settle (the main formula can help the membrane work well, without having to bother cleaning the membrane when backwash (usually liechate stuck on the membrane)), which is then filtered properly, of course the Ganga river will return to its original function.
Good luck and respect from me for a better environment.
thanks.