Eco-Friendly Wastewater Treatment System 

Actually, in our Country, we been Doing that For Years

That has been done for millenia, that is not a house, its just a separated bathroom "facility" with its own reservoir, you can just build another one, bigger and cleaner, with a filter, for your home. Common practice in the countryside of northeastern Brazil where i grew up.

I don’t understand/see how just growing willow makes electricity.

@@ridingvenus willow is incredibly fast growing for a tree, it can and indeed need regular pruning or coppicing so it makes a really good source of renewable wood source. Another good tree for this would be sweet chestnut. Evening you cut it right back to the trunk they can continue to grow because they are that Hardy ( usually cut every 7 years ish). That wood that is cut and leaves etc can be used in power plants to make electricity. There was a town who's sewage plant switched to this and it was producing g at least half of the towns energy. They stagger the coppicing so there is a,ways a crop of fuel each year.

@@601salsa interesting I’ll try and remember especially the chestnut…thanks

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A biofilter for an acuaponic system would be able to produce fertilizer and gas for cooking

I agree, there is a major flaw in the system.

@@gsmscrazycanuck9814 It has to repeat the cycle several times until it is better, however they forgot to mention it is a closed loop so the water getting cleaned doesnt mix with the polluted one

This system needs to be tweaked for both cold and arid climates. The large tank shows a water level above the rest and even pipes leaving the house. That would need to be pumped in and a back flow preventer. This system would need electricity to operate unless it is on a descending hill. A descending hill would be helpful in Norway and where I am, Minnesota. Burried tanks with insulation above them.

Just build a geodesic dome over the property

@Will Swift This sound great!

probably pumped/shoveled out into a compost heap

I have the same question

eventually explode and you can start again fresh

I need a reply too.

places without natural frequent rain fall need to water plants anyway. if you were to send that water back into the house then you risk some contamination of the toilet water line. you actually dont use that much water to be honest. it could be filtered and pumped back into storage when it is filtered properly.

@@Blanknameonyoutube It's been three years since I made my comment. In those three years I have seen a few systems that could take all the household water and recycle it back to the house safely. Also a way that food is grown in greenhouses using a sea water evaporation system. There is a lot that can be done with some research and imagination. I have had several neighbors run out of water this year. this is where a water recycling system would do very well if the mindset of people can be changed.

Check out earthship water

When it is full you call a septic pumping service.

Bio degrade into gas.

Whats your project ....can you gove some explanation about it..because i'm also try to do like this project

As long as it's below the frost line there is no problem. Most places is around 4 to 6 feet.

not legal for most places with neighbors close. you could do everything above ground and just use a pump from the house

why?

Stupidity

Colorado you can only have 110G storage tanks and only used for outdoors.

not true

Before you talk out your behind, how about you read into the system that you say in unnecessary. It increases Bio-Diversity of ALL organisms in a given environment big and small. The small organisms are sustenance to the larger predators in the cycle. Everything in that system is necessary to increase bio-diversity and enrich the ecosystem of which it’s located.