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Just wanted to know if there are any existing Waste Water Treatment Plants that were retrofitted from cnventional methods to a more green design?
That being Fluidized Bed Re3actor to Photo Bioreactor to create biofuel , biomass and clean drinking water.
If so, is there a Waste Water Treatment diagram of how this proces could be administered?

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Tue September 07 2010 06:40:08 PM by Delorne 494 views

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Krupali wrote:

Wed September 08 2010 09:07:19 AM

I dont understand your question Delorne, though I too am interested inthat area of
. bio remediation using algae
. converting an old waste water treatment to a new one using bio remediation, without much additional cost.

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