A bottle filter will take care of viruses in water. Learn about bottle filters in water treatment while camping in this free backpacking video from a hiking expert.
Expert: Brant Bowers
Bio: Brant Bowers has worked in the Camping Department at Bill Jackson’s sporting goods store since 2004.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:26
Chemical water treatments are the lightest version of treatment. Learn about water treatments with chemicals while camping in this free backpacking video from a hiking expert.
Expert: Brant Bowers
Bio: Brant Bowers has worked in the Camping Department at Bill Jackson’s sporting goods store since 2004.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:34
Someone was trying to sell this water purification/treatment equipment and he cited all the benefits of drinking this water he called "Kangen Water". He made it sound like a "cure-for-all" thing.
My family and I have had Kangen water machines for over a year now and we are positive that the water is beneficial. I don't know about it being a "cure all" - although there have been tons of studies on how it helps Diabetes, Cancer, and other serious diseases. The technonogy has been in japan for over 30 years and many doctors and hospitals use the water. I do know that I havent gotten sick (even with a common cold) since I have had the machine. My Aunt's chronic fatigue is gone, as well as her acid reflux. There is no sediment in the water- that other person must have had a dirty bottle or something. If you want more info, please let me know- I have a lot.
Water filters takes out bacteria and protozoa. Learn about using filters in water treatment while camping in this free backpacking video from a hiking expert.
Expert: Brant Bowers
Bio: Brant Bowers has worked in the Camping Department at Bill Jackson’s sporting goods store since 2004.
Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:24
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Duration : 0:1:20
Include also systems of wwtp and their equipments and usage
The waste water is collected in raw water storge reservoir then pumped to a grit chamber outlet of which is settled in a settling cum aeration tank .Chemicals like coagulant, floculators are added prior to settling tank for accelerating settling process . The parially treated water is then filtered in gravity sand or tickling filters and disinfected by chlorination . The filtered and disinfected treated water undergoes check for quality and recirculated for irrigation or as service water .
The main equipment involved are
1. raw water equalising reservoir.
2.grit chamber and pumps .
3, chemical dosing unis.
4. settling basin and aeration chamber .
5. filters.
6. chlorinators.
7. treated water storage tanks & distribution pumps.
8. plant control and instrumentation .
specifically in replacing new water.
all i know is to pour some anti chlorine and methylene blue after changing a new fresh water.
is it ok to pour those chemicals while the fish is still there? some said you have to pull out the fish first before using those chemicals and put them back afterwards inside the aquarium after using those chemicals. for more or less 5-10 mins.how true is that?
my equipments are irrator and overhead circulating water filter w/ submersible pump.
please advice how do take care of this fresh water pets.
thanks.
No, you should leave the fish in the tank when you do your water changes; removing him is stressful and unnecessary.
You should not use methlyne blue unless your fish has fungus - meth blue is an anti-funguside, so unless you're treating for something, don't waste money on that 
As for when to put in the water conditioner (anti-chlorine) depends on how you do your water changes. I'm still using the antique bucket mode. That is, I use my clean 5 gallon fish bucket (never had cleaning products in) and with a syphon tube I vacuum out about 30% of the water, which I dump (or use to water my plants). Then I fill the bucket back up, make sur ethe water is the same temp as the tank, add the amount of water conditoner for 5 gallons, put the water in the tank, and repeat until the tank is filled back up.
However, they have "python" tubes, which attach to the sink and go right into your tank, so you just turn the water on (make sure it's the same temp) and it flows right into your tank. In this case, you need to add the amount of dechlorinator for however much you're replacing, before you start running the water into the tank.
You should do these 30% water changes about once a week. And it is almost never necessary to remove more than 50% of the water or remove the fish from the tank (unless there's an emergency, like if you dropped a whole jar of salt into the tank or something).
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I want to ask about water as one of the ingredients of toothpaste.
If I use ground water from a waterwell, then what are the equipments I need to treat the water so that the water quality is suitable for the production of toothpaste?
I need filtration equipment, that's obvious!
What I need to know is the other equipments needed for water treatment (UV sterilizer, reverse osmotic, distillation, ion exchange, softening ???????).
PLEASE HELP !!!!!!!!!!!!
YOU NEED-
AERATOR- to drive out dissolved gases/ irons/smells/
FILTERS- to eleminate sands/particulates.
R.O- to eliminate hardness by demineralisation.
STERILISER (U.V)- to eleminate bacteria.
you my need ph control eqpt depending on quality of treated water desired.
Boiling water for purification takes extra fuel and time. Learn about boiling water in water treatment while camping in this free backpacking video from a hiking expert. Expert: Brant Bowers Bio: Brant Bowers has worked in the Camping Department at Bill Jackson’s sporting goods store since 2004. Filmmaker: Christopher Rokosz
Duration : 0:1:4