FINE BUBBLE DIFFUSERS FOR YOUR WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEMS!
Christophe Ross
Can we infer from the position of this item in the discussion thread
that St. Petersburg produces its drinking water from sewage?
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Christophe Ross <chris...@wanadoo.fr>
Michael Houlston
<snu...@mail.wplus.net> wrote:
>
> We are St. Petersburg (Russia) based unique expert in production of fine
> bubble diffusers for your water supply/purification systems.
> Our reliable technologies are based on dozens years of servicing water
> systems of our multimillion city. Will meet any specifications, ship
> worldwide. Our prices will be the most interesting!
> L/Cs, bank guarantees accepted.
>
> Sincerely Yours,
>
> Vladimir Arkhipov
> Director General
> tel/fax:
> +7 812 2780549
> +7 812 3244043
>
>
>
All that toxic waste in Russian waters it probably bubbles well without the
diffuser.
Mike
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Mike Houlston. Wilderness Beaver "KESTON"
Canals are more fun than working !!.
mhou...@argonet.co.uk
Gnome 11
<chris...@wanadoo.fr> writes
>"Sewage sludge and fine bubbles diffusing..."
>
>Can we infer from the position of this item in the discussion thread
>that St. Petersburg produces its drinking water from sewage?
>
Well, Thames Water proudly tell that London's water has gone through the
system seven times between the source and getting to the sea.
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Gnome 11
M.J.Powell
hopkins.demon.co.uk> writes
I thought it was seven pairs of kidneys before you drank it!
Mike
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M.J.Powell.
martinp
>
> In article <01be21c0$6df40a60$Loca...@IP-0.wplus.net>, "Vladimir Arkhipov"
> <snu...@mail.wplus.net> wrote:
> >
> > We are St. Petersburg (Russia) based unique expert in production of fine
> > bubble diffusers for your water supply/purification systems.
> >
> >
> >
> All that toxic waste in Russian waters it probably bubbles well without the
> diffuser.
Don't knock it!! the French market the same stuff as Champagne(TM)
A.J. Clarke
> <snu...@mail.wplus.net> wrote:
> >
> > We are St. Petersburg (Russia) based unique expert in production of fine
> > bubble diffusers for your water supply/purification systems.
> > systems of our multimillion city. Will meet any specifications, ship
> > worldwide. Our prices will be the most interesting!
Boy, if anywhere needs water purification, it's St Petersburg! I
vividly recall staying there (it was Leningrad then) in the summer of
1986, and no-one touched tap water - it's pumped from the swamps and Lake
Ladoga, and is a delicate tea/rust colour. The big clampdown on alcoholism
was in force then (early days of glasnost - probably a golden era for the
locals, in retrospect) and beverages to combat the sweltering heat were
lurid-tasting (but effective) mineral water from dispensers in the street,
and bottles of sok (blackberry juice, most pleasant).
Tony who's seen Communism and lived
Cambridge
martinp
>
> Boy, if anywhere needs water purification, it's St Petersburg! I
> vividly recall staying there (it was Leningrad then) in the summer of
> 1986, and no-one touched tap water - it's pumped from the swamps and Lake
> Ladoga, and is a delicate tea/rust colour. The big clampdown on alcoholism
> was in force then (early days of glasnost - probably a golden era for the
> locals, in retrospect) and beverages to combat the sweltering heat were
> lurid-tasting (but effective) mineral water from dispensers in the street,
> and bottles of sok (blackberry juice, most pleasant).
Russian blackberry products are supposed to be radioactive as a result
of Chernobyl and fairly indiscriminate nuclear testing. The delicious
whole fruit Russian jams I used to buy were all taken off the
supermarket shelves.
Martin, who glows in the dark :O)
If you look to the south about 6.30 UK time at an elevation of 60 deg.
you can see MIR passing overhead. It was the brightest object in the sky
when it passed over yesterday evening.
Niall
<mhou...@argonet.co.uk> wrote:
>>
>All that toxic waste in Russian waters it probably bubbles well without the
>diffuser.
As someone who works with such things, the system we supply was
originally designed with fine bubble diffusers; the current model has
simple drilled holes as they work just as well and don't clog like the
diffusers did. When I service an old plant I drill 6mm holes in the
end of the diffusers.
--
Niall
Drascombe Coaster - Tangram
http://www.btinternet.com/~niallcw/sailing
"Take oot the chart and score oot Port Ellen," said the Captain a little later; "that's another place we daurna enter in the Western Isles!"
(Neil Munro, "Para Handy Tales")
martinp
>
> On Tue, 08 Dec 1998 17:04:28 +0100, martinp
> <m.pat...@consunet.nl> wrote:
>
> > If you look to the south about 6.30 UK time at an elevation of 60 deg.
> > you can see MIR passing overhead. It was the brightest object in the sky
> > when it passed over yesterday evening.
>
>
> Toodle pip!!
>
> Bill
Yes Bill I think so I was trying to find a website for you. So far I
openly have an e-mail address to ask someone about sitings.
Martin
martinp
>
> On Tue, 08 Dec 1998 17:04:28 +0100, martinp
> <m.pat...@consunet.nl> wrote:
>
> > If you look to the south about 6.30 UK time at an elevation of 60 deg.
> > you can see MIR passing overhead. It was the brightest object in the sky
> > when it passed over yesterday evening.
>
> What about Muscat? Do we get a peek at MIR sometime?
>
> Toodle pip!!
>
> Bill
You could look at
http://www.hq.nasa.gov/osf/mir/for_txt.html
Martin