New technology for portable wastewater treatment unveiled
Portable, self-sustaining technology can transform wastewater to EPA standards within 24-48 hours Photo: Tyler Telegraph
Article Summary
In disasters such as hurricane Katrina, dealing with wastewater can be one of the greatest difficulties facing military and relief operations. Nicknamed “DAAB” (Deployable Aqueous Aerobic Bioreactor), this new self-sustaining, portable, and “smart” wastewater treatment system offers a solution to this critical problem.
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