Water Test Lab
Natural Waste Water / River Treatment System with Innovative Application of Old Antique water
wheel, filter integrated Green Energy & Automatic selection tech. Called River Cleanup Processor .
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River Cleanup Processor is designed to meet three goals:
1) Clear the water surface of any pollutants
2) Remove unwanted sludge from the water body through filtration
3) Siphon out heavy pollutants that has nestled itself into the river bed.
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River Cleanup Processor: Utilizing wind, hydro, and solar power, the River Cleanup Processor filters and collects any garbage and debris in the watercourse. By manipulating the currents, unwanted filth is herded into a specialized collection area where the first step of filtration occurs. Heavier objects will sink into the first collection zone. This collection zone is periodically cleaned out by trucks which can siphon out the sludge and transport the load to specialized processing centers.
The next step of the cleanup process is filtration. The water (now carrying lighter debris) is filtered through a delicately designed filter that mimics the natural filtration system. After this process, the water is visibly cleared of most contamination.
The last step utilizes water pressure to push the water through a thick filter that has miniscule openings the size of sand grains. This purifies the water, rejecting even the smallest pollutants.
wheel, filter integrated Green Energy & Automatic selection tech. Called River Cleanup Processor .
TM
River Cleanup Processor is designed to meet three goals:
1) Clear the water surface of any pollutants
2) Remove unwanted sludge from the water body through filtration
3) Siphon out heavy pollutants that has nestled itself into the river bed.
TM
River Cleanup Processor: Utilizing wind, hydro, and solar power, the River Cleanup Processor filters and collects any garbage and debris in the watercourse. By manipulating the currents, unwanted filth is herded into a specialized collection area where the first step of filtration occurs. Heavier objects will sink into the first collection zone. This collection zone is periodically cleaned out by trucks which can siphon out the sludge and transport the load to specialized processing centers.
The next step of the cleanup process is filtration. The water (now carrying lighter debris) is filtered through a delicately designed filter that mimics the natural filtration system. After this process, the water is visibly cleared of most contamination.
The last step utilizes water pressure to push the water through a thick filter that has miniscule openings the size of sand grains. This purifies the water, rejecting even the smallest pollutants.
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Concepts of River Cleanup
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