- Solid waste is separated from
liquid waste. Tigers and other
micro and macro-organisms
convert solids into a liquid and
humic material. - Tigers live throughout the
filter bed naturally aerating
it. Wastewater is cleansed by
microorganisms as it trickles
through the filter bed. - The internal components of the
Pods can be cleaned-in place
if long term accumulation of
residual processed waste occurs - At the bottom of the filter bed
the effluent is now treated and
filtered to remove particles >80
microns before it passes into the
pump chamber
In this middle of the treated wastewater compartment is the disposal pump which operates on-demand (typically less than 30 minutes per day) to dispenses treated effluent from the BioPod out to the irrigation system. The disposal pump is powerful enough to pump more than 50m vertically which allows even the most topographically challenging sites to be irrigated.