Cleaning domestic wastewater with helecoid system by using natural CaCo3 compounds
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SUMMARY CLEANING DOMESTIC WASTEWATER WITH HELECOID SYSTEM BY USING NATURAL CaC03 COMPOUNDS Key Words: Domestic Wastewater, Helecoid system, Compounds with CaC03 With a great development of the population wastewater control became more important for human life. And classic methods of teratment systems can't be sufficed about technology and have many problems in management. So we tried to built a new system that have some reforms in it. The reforms are about machine and neutralization substances. The machine is the helecoid transportion system. Other reform is about neutralization materials like natural CaCC«3 compounds like limestone,oyster shell, dolomit, perlit, serpentina.... İn a definite time domestic wastewater and compounds be confronted continuous and opposite current in the helecoid, and take some samples from the control point. If its have a productive result; we take clean water from surronding. But if it is not yet, we sent it back for recoming. Waste mud became more rich with the natural compounds so we can be used it every place we need. As a result we aim continuous and no waste control technology. XI
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Dr. Asude Ateş
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Asude Ateş (Master Thesis). Cleaning domestic wastewater with helecoid system by using natural CaCo3 compounds, 2000, Sakarya University.
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