Biopipe

In a Biopipe system, a sewage tank is used to store inorganic waste and wastewater. When an operational level is reached, a pump separates organic materials from wastewater, and wastewater is circulated. Once the Biopipe is full, bacteria are engaged on the pipe walls. Air is passively vacuumed by a pressure differential to facilitate aerobic decomposition. The wastewater then passes through a cartridge/mechanical filter and a UV filter. Biopipe can treat the wastewater generated by small buildings to cities of millions; Biopipe brings energy consumption to a minimum as it can store wastewater in a horizontal position which better distributes water pressure and requires less energy. Biopipe’s water treatment always for recycling of water for secondary purposes like irrigation or toilet water.

Provided by the manufacturer in the form of an annual maintenance plan.

Biopipe guarantees a wastewater treatment system good for life and warranted by an annual maintenance agreement.

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology conducted a water test report, finding effective removal of coliforms, TSS, TDS, BOD5, by <99%.

No known safety hazards are related to this product.