phabulousangel:
BIODIGESTER SYSTEM SOAKAWAY
The system performs this function through these 3 steps:

Rapid Separation of solid waste from wastewater.

Aerobic Decomposition of the solid waste

Bio-filtration of the wastewater.

Upon entry of the solid waste and wastewater (flush water) into the small constructed tank, the solid waste rapidly separates from the wastewater.

Once that happens, the solid waste will be aerobically decomposed. What that means is, living organisms, which use oxygen, feed on the organic matter.

Then, the last stage of the process is the bio-filtration of the wastewater (flush water). The wastewater is filtered through layers of activated charcoal, activated chippings. The wastewater is filtered to remove germs and odour whereby make it colourless, odourless and free free from germs, so it won't contaminate your groundwater. Upon filtration, it seeps into the ground.

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phabulousangel:
FACT 2: How do bio digesters work?
Biodigesters eliminate toilet waste water odors by overpowering the natural occurring bacteria mostly found in septic tanks and manholes.
For example in biofil digesters, the waste water from the flush unit (water closets) is organically filtered through a porous slab, allowed to penetrate a small rock-filled soak hole from which it leaches into the soil.
In places where there are gutters, the black water is organically filtered out of the bottom of the digester and drained into them.
Bio degradable toilet waste digesters have established themselves as the modern day answer to KVIPS, pit latrine and septic tanks as toilet waste treatment systems.

FACT 3: Where does the waste water from a biodigester go?

Because biodigester toilets are used as part of the process of treating biodegradable toilet waste water and sewage sludge, the process often referred to as anaerobic digestion is adopted.
Natural composting organic manure are introduced to treats all organic biodegradable materials through the natural process of anaerobic decomposition.

Flushed water and solid waste enter at the top of the biodigester where IMMEDIATE separation of solids and liquid contents of the waste occurs.
All liquids will then be organically filtered out of the bottom of the digester and drained into the soil where further and final decomposition occurs.
Other solids (toilet rolls & all degradable cleaning materials) are decomposed and converted into rich & safe soil for easy disposal in the environment.
Now the final effluent (waste water) produced is a clear odorless liquid suitable for discharge either into a waste watercourse, through a customized soak hole trenches or a drain filled system or can simply be stored in a tank through enhanced filtration and the waste water can be reused to water flower plants flowers on your compound .

excanny:
How much does this cost?

I'm hoping to give you a trial in one of my sites, hoping you don't disappoint.

phabulousangel:
ELEVEN FACTS ABOUT BIODIGESTER TOILETS YOU NEED TO KNOW
I started promoting this solution as far back as 2018. Here’s are true and interesting facts about the BIODIGESTER. Key points highlighted in bolded part below.
ELEVEN FACTS ABOUT BIO digester TOILETS YOU NEED TO KNOW

Biodigester toilets are biodegradable systems that turns solid waste into organic manure for a safe disposal into the environment.

These toilet waste digesters aim to address the liquid and solid waste water treatment issues associated with traditional means of waste water treatment methods that we have become accustomed to and grew up using.

Some of these methods included the use of pit latrine, ventilated pits (KVIP) and more modern waste treatment means like cesspit, culvert tanks and septic tanks.

What is different from these other toilet waste management systems?

Unlike the cesspit and septic tanks that requires periodic emptying, biofil waste toilet biodigesters as the name suggest are biodegradable and does not require emptying (dislodging) the way septic tanks require trucks to do that.

Before explaining how this is done, the biodigesters described in this article are NOT those that produce gas for domestic purposes.

Here are the Eleven facts about biodegradable digesters that you need to know:

FACT 1: Where does this solution come from? History of biodigester toilets

The history of biodigesters is not clear but they became prominent after the 2014 severe cholera outbreak in some parts of Accra.
The solution was first introduced to me in Nigeria by a Ghanaian friend.
The Ghana Government with the aid of the World Bank agreed that considering the sanitation situation especially in low income households in Accra, these biodegradable waste digesters from the test of the effluent level would avert the problems we have in the way human waste is managed traditionally in Accra and its environs.

The Government through the GAMA Project has since been constructing these digesters for home owners in low income areas. This technology has proven to be a better option than traditional foul smelling cesspits and septic tanks in Ghana and has since helped considerably in reducing the problems brought about by the lack of effective human waste management systems

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