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Les agents pathogènes et les éléments en suspension sont éliminés de l’eau par des procédés physiques tels que le piégeage mécanique et l’adsorption. Le contrôle de qualité sur la taille des matières combustibles utilisées dans le mélange d’argile assure que la taille des pores du filtre est suffisamment petite pour empêcher les contaminants de passer par le filtre. L’argent colloïdal facilite le traitement en brisant la membrane des cellules des agents pathogènes, provoquant ainsi leur mort.
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Les agents pathogènes et les éléments en suspension sont éliminés de l’eau par des procédés physiques tels que le piégeage mécanique et l’adsorption. Le contrôle de qualité sur la taille des matières combustibles utilisées dans le mélange d’argile assure que la taille des pores du filtre est suffisamment petite pour empêcher les contaminants de passer par le filtre. L’argent colloïdal facilite le traitement en brisant la membrane des cellules des agents pathogènes, provoquant ainsi leur mort.
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TraductionHow does it remove contamination?
Pathogens and suspended elements are removed from water by physical processes such as mechanical entrapment and adsorption. Quality control regarding the size of the combustible materials used in the clay mixture ensures that the pore size of the filter is small enough to prevent contaminants from passing through the filter. Colloidal silver facilitates the treatment by breaking the membrane of the cells of pathogens, causing their death.
History

How does it remove contamination? Pathogens and suspended elements are removed from water by physical processes such as mechanical entrapment and adsorption. Quality control regarding the size of the combustible materials used in the clay mixture ensures that the pore size of the filter is small enough to prevent contaminants from passing through the filter. Colloidal silver facilitates the treatment by breaking the membrane of the cells of pathogens, causing their death. History

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 Pathogens and suspended elements are removed from water by physical processes such as mechanical entrapment and adsorption. Quality control regarding the size of the combustible materials used in the clay mixture ensures that the pore size of the filter is small enough to prevent contaminants from passing through the filter. Colloidal silver facilitates the treatment by breaking the membrane of the cells of pathogens, causing their death.
 History
-This filter was developed in 1981 by Dr Fernando Mazariegos of the Industrial Research Institute of Central America (ICAITI) in Guatemala. The aim was to make water contaminated with bacteria safe for the poorest by developing an inexpensive filter that could be manufactured at community level. The professor decided to freely bequeath this knowledge to Humanity, and began to train potters around the world to produce these filters locally with the NGO Potters for Peace. There are now 61 factories working with this model in 39 countries around the world!