So much helpful information. Thanks so much ^^

Thank you for doing such impressive work

Thank you for AQsolustions

Have anyone considered the the potential of using mineral zeolites to filter water and also the smell (odor) at the same time?

Ok thanks from VietNam

@futurematerialsandtech5766

Жыл бұрын

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Thank you

@futurematerialsandtech5766

Жыл бұрын

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Interesting.

Can we use industrial mined charcoal instead of wood charcoal? Thanks in advance for your assistance.

@PolycrisisSolutions

3 жыл бұрын

No, mined coal has been saturated completely with heavy metals over the millions of years it has been underground. It has to be new charcoal, and the charcoal must be replaced as often as once every year, depending on use and water contamination.

Please how much does it cost to get the system set up?

Will the water filtration barrel setup filter out chlorine and fluoride? Is there somewhere to get a list of the stuff that it will filter out or that it will not filter out?

ok from italy

Does this system also remove dissolved salts present in the ground water?

@futurematerialsandtech5766

Жыл бұрын

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Hi my boring water TDS is 370 can I drink

Can the contaminated bio char be burnt and used as cooking fuel?

@Thespiceguyid

4 жыл бұрын

no one answer :(

@containerhouseindonesiahil561

4 жыл бұрын

@@Thespiceguyid I guess they don't check the page?

@mirchichamu

3 жыл бұрын

I think there is no harm in that because no bacteria or virus can survive in that temperature. I am not sure about the chemicals but the chemicals will also be converted in that higher temperature but I think there should be a chimney for the fumes to go out.

@zenyachty8999

Жыл бұрын

Yes

Nice presentation. I am an animal husbandry farmer that uses contaminated river water and hence trying to make a sand media filter. Already made some biochar. Please can I get the email address of the presenter

Why is the piping for water flow start on the bottom and goes up to top before entering the barrel and then the piping goes back to the bottom of the barrel before water is released into the barrel? Couldnt you just have the piping start at the top of the barrel from the outside instead of starting at the bottom and climbing along the outside of the barrel? Also if the water is released into the bottom of the barrel then couldnt just you just run piping from the outside bottom straight to the bottom? Why all that piping climbing up and then back down into the barrel when you couldve just cut a hole at the bottom and allowed the water to enter at the bottom???

@rabrwn91

Ай бұрын

I'm in the process of making a smaller version of this set up and I think I might have an answer for you. If you are refering to the first barrel then the water needs to start filling from the bottom to make sure that's where most the sediment settles and can then be flushed out easily using the exit tap shown at the bottom. As you say this could be done by having the inlet pipe enter from the bottom but then you need to think about how to have the float valve secured there, there's the risk that over time the rocks could shift and interfer with the float valve. By having it at the top it means you can easily access the float valve for maintence etc. If you are asking about why the next two barrels have the exit at the bottom connected to the entrance up at the top, this is to ensure the water fully passes through the filters before it moves to the next barrel. Hope that makes sense, not sure I've explained it well though.

why the 1st barrel direction water are down to up??? are this strictly important???

@simplifylifenow

2 жыл бұрын

Because sediment will settle at the bottom