Wet/dry filtration system utilizing mechanical, biological and c

Liquid purification or separation – With gas-liquid surface contact means – With separator

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210169, 2104162, 119 26, 119261, A01K 6304

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052345815

ABSTRACT:
An undergravel wet/dry trickle system utilizing mechanical, biological and chemical filtration is described. This system provides the advantage of compact size coupled with efficient purification and saturation level oxygenation of the water returned to the aquarium. Moreover, this invention relies on a simple manufacture which is less costly than any wet/dry trickle system previously known.

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