Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Treatment by living organism
Patent
1984-07-31
1986-03-18
Wyse, Thomas
Liquid purification or separation
Processes
Treatment by living organism
210616, 210747, 210903, C02F 306
Patent
active
045767173
ABSTRACT:
Process for denitrifying subterranean waters to make them potable. The sub-soil is employed as an infiltration site. Wells (3,4), for example four in number, surround a catchment well (5). The wells (3,4) are filled with a mixture based on straw and marl, to permit the denitrification reaction by a heterotrophic route by virtue of the bacteria present in the sub-soil and particularly in the subterranean waters. The denitrified water arrives at the catchment site (5) where it is withdrawn for the distribution (at 7) and for injection (8,9) into the infiltration sites (3,4). A simple, effective and inexpensive process is thus available for making potable the waters from subterranean tables.
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Collin Jean J.
Landreau Alain
Martin Guy
Morvan Jean
Talbo Henri
Bureau de Recherches Geologiques et Minieres
Wyse Thomas
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