Re: GAS-L: Re: Practical boiling

["A.D. Karve" <adkarve@pn2.vsnl.net.in>]

The method works only in countries having a relatively cold weather. In
India, where the plants transpire about 8 to 10 litres of water per square
meter per day, the system described here would cause great water loss. It is
used in India by industries that produce polluted water, which they are not
allowed to let untreated into natural streams and rivers. In such cases, the
quantity of water coming out of the system is not important, as long as it
is clean.
A.D.Karve
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From: CAVM@aol.com <CAVM@aol.com>
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Date: Wednesday, January 23, 2002 8:26 AM
Subject: Re: GAS-L: Re: Practical boiling


>jerry5335@yahoo.com writes:
>
><< We have recommended to many dairy and hog
> > farmers that the incoming
> > water to their farms is not clean enough to maintain
> > animal health.  The cost
> > of production could be lowered if the water could be
> > economically cleaned up.
>      Try a swamp! They're cheap! Make a 200' shallow
> canal and put cattails, water lilies or most any
> native water plants in it with dams every 20' or so.
> The width would be sized by the volume you need.
>      Depending on which plants you use you can tailor
> the swamp to clean heavy metals, pesticides or
> whatever your problems are.  >>
>
>
>Yes, Jerry, you are right.  We use constructed wetlands in many of our
>projects.
>
>Neal Van Milligen
>Kentucky Enrichment Inc
>
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