Decentralized systems in resource-limited settings often struggle with efficiency, sustainability, and adaptability to local conditions. Could biomimetic and bio-inspired approaches offer transformative solutions? What are the potential mechanisms, materials, or biological processes that could be harnessed to create self-sustaining, low-energy treatment systems?
Bio-inspired computing uses an evolutionary approach, Bio-inspired computing begins with a set of simple rules and simple organisms which adhere to those rules. Over time, these organisms evolve within simple constraints.This approach connected to all proximity of their location. Bio-inspired computation is a computational intelligence technique based on principles or models of biological systems to solve complex real-world problems. The typical bio-inspired technologies include ant colony algorithms, bee algorithms, firefly algorithms, cuckoo search,Decentralized wastewater treatment consists of a variety of approaches for collection, treatment, and dispersal/reuse of wastewater for individual dwellings, industrial or institutional facilities, clusters of homes or businesses, and entire communities.ecentralized treatment systems tend to have a lower environmental impact.Sustainable decentralized sanitation focuses on the on-site treatment of wastewater and local recycling and reuse of resources contained in domestic wastewater. It has been claimed that decentralized treatment systems favor water recycling and reuse in proximity of their location . The typical bio-inspired technologies include ant colony algorithms, bee algorithms, firefly algorithms, cuckoo search, particle swarm optimization
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First of all: what kind of wastewater do you need to treat, municipal or industrial?
An immense diversity of decentralized wastewater biotreatment methods exists, including anaerobic and aerobic biofiltration, biogas digestion, various types of constructed wetlands, bio-electrochemical treatment. The common denominator is that all of them are based on some form of microbial degradation.
Dear Researchers and Prof T I O,
Greetings
This process nearly qualifies as NbSs ie Naturally Based Solutions if only
Septic tanks
ST'S with 150mm stones
40- 60mm, last have 10- 12,5 mm rubble stones.
In last one thrd have phytoR with plants on float beds.. can have Elephant grass..ideally cropped for fodder for cattle
Cattle FS Cow dung to used for adding in 2st tank. Cow dung used as co composting bio- matter.
South facing site spaces used with sun' baked lands Etc..
Well wishes
AjitSeshadri
Vels University
Chennai India
Dear Dr T IO,
Most importantly HRT in Dewats process is important..It is needed to be maintained at 6-8-10 days.
The 1st phase of process deals with physical impurities of coarse fine ans super fine factors.
Next we assess and chemically make the effluent as far as possible as neutral. If its acidic or Alkaline its dealt with.
Then a bit of aeration is done and effluent is bio rectified.
All effluent is needed to be addressed biologically. Aeration is done for increasing dissolved O2 level...w wshs..
Prof Ajit Seshadri
Vels University
Chennai India
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