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We have devised a method to increase the dissolved oxygen in a sewage treatment plant without using any new additional energy.
Most of the sewage discharged daily around the world is treated, and there are no problems with the conventional aeration methods. Therefore, little progress has been made in improving aeration treatment systems.
However, at present, unnecessary energy is being used and energy is being thrown away unnecessarily.

Address:	10-30-4 Nisihirabara Ube
City:	Yamaguchi
State:	(755-0808)
Telephone:	+81 (0836)36-8426
Fax:	+81 (0836)36-8427
Homepage:	Link to Homepage
Email:	bubbletank@mx52.tiki.ne.jp

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Mr Tetsuhiko Fujisato

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