Think Different Development Pvt. Ltd.

Vision
To become a global leader in improving the quality of life, sustainable
development of nation and generating employment throughout Hindustan.

Mission
To reach the backward sector of society and to develop them sustainably in
generating employment and better life for them.

What We Do
Construct sanitary systems using bio-toilets technology for
digestion of human waste as complete solution
Consultancy for development of large bio tanks
Waste water treatment and recycling solution
Low cost housing projects for better sanitation requirement at
rural area

Technology we generally prefer

Enzitation(Biosanitizer)
Nature has evolved as an intelligent system that maximizes resource utilization and
minimizes waste. Let us analyze few types of wastes here and examine their root cause.
Solid Organic (Non-toxic) Wastes: These include municipal solid waste (wet biodegradable
portion), human and animal excreta, animal carcasses, agricultural waste, food industry waste,
biotech industry waste, etc. Root cause that leads to waste of these resources is their nitrate
contamination. This comes through improper use of nitrogenous chemical fertilizers in modern
agriculture. Large-scale use of fossil fuels also leads to increase in the levels of oxides of C, N,
S, etc. in air. Air pollution produces toxic acid rain that causes severe impact on soil health and
also leads to toxic biomass production. Nature then tries to warn us through unpleasant warning
bells, by using the mechanisms of spoilage of organics, odor, pathogens and pests.
Liquid Organic (Non-toxic) Wastes: These include municipal sewage, farm wastewater, food
industry wastewater and biotech industry wastewater. Wastewater is nothing but wasted water; it
is still valuable as water. The root cause of this waste is again, the nitrate contamination arising
out of wrong agricultural practices and air pollution.
Toxic Organic Wastes: These are toxic because they are contaminated with a small/large
amount of toxic chemicals coming out of industries. These may have a large portion consisting
of nontoxic matter. Hence, converting the toxic into nontoxic is the clue, taken from nature.
Nature has several mechanisms to achieve bioconversion in low-nitrate ecosystems.
Inorganic Wastes: These are mainly the salts of marine or industrial origin. Nature has a way of
utilizing the salts, through the green plants. Pollution takes place only when the salts are not
available in the right form, to the right plants. Nature harnesses several mechanisms
that change the form of salts, making them act as minerals that can feed the plants. These
mechanisms operate only at low nitrate value. Hence nitrate appears to be the root cause in this
case, too.
To build the most effective eco-friendly technology, let us agree upon the following criteria of
eco-logical waste management:
a. There will be no attempt to suppress the signals of odor, pathogens and pests. These
signals should subside automatically through proper waste management.
b.
Root-cause correction approach should be the aim. Focus should be on waste
minimization and waste-to-resources bioconversion.
c.
Use of external resources should be minimal. Combining two wastes may be considered
because when we break natural cycles, there are two loose links and hence two waste streams are
likely to provide a holistic solution.
d.
There should be no production of another waste stream, in the form of a concentrate,
sludge, leachate or greenhouse gases.

e.
Green plants are the most effective natural agents that convert pollution into resources.
Hence, we should use plant mechanisms in our waste management systems.
f.
The waste management technology should be simple to operate and maintain, it should
also be cost-effective.
g.
The system should be self-operating with no recurring expenses. Ecosystems have this
feature. Hence ecotechnological solutions should be preferred over the conventional systems that
require operating manpower, electricity and has repairs and maintenance hassles.
The enzymes used in enzitation convert polluted water into clean water, which also becomes a
resource for eco-logical restoration of wells, borewells, water storage tanks, ponds and lakes.
This action can be summarized as follows:
h.
Pollution problems arise due to nitrates. Hence nitrate management is crucial. Lownitrate systems develop self-healing ability. Inorganic as well as toxic organic pollutants
get converted into resources, in low-nitrate systems.
i.
Conventional denitrification technique consumes organic food and oxygen, to produce
CO2 and waste heat. Nature prefers another reaction, i.e., combining nitrates, CO2 and waste
heat to produce organics and oxygen. Green plants and also the enzymes used in enzitation use
this reaction. It is a resource-generating mechanism, while conventional denitrification is a
wasteful reaction. Hence there are alarms associated with the conventional denitrification
process.
j.
Enzymes used in enzitation are a natural catalyst; 100 mg of this product has the capacity
of 1 acre of rich natural forest, in terms of its nitrate utilization, CO2 trapping and oxygen
production ability.
k.
By adding enzymes used in enzitation in a stream or a reservoir of polluted water, we get
not only clean water, but the treated water has a potential to clean the whole ecosystem, without
producing any other waste stream and without producing greenhouse gases. In fact, the treated
water starts absorbing the CO2 and NOx from the air, thus helping ease the pollution that
has increased by about 25% after we started using the fossil fuels.

Advantage of Enzitation
Maintenance free
No recurring cost involved
Wide applicability under different climatic condition
Minimizes water consumption by avoiding P trap
Recycling of effluent water can be done
No pathogen coming out
Reduction in organic waste
The size of Enzitation Tank is approximately 1/3rdof conventional septic tank
Design and construction very simple
Can be customized as per space and need
Better effluent quality
Simple and eco friendly product
Can treat water
Can treat toxic elements
Cleansing of soil and the subsoil
Cleansing of groundwater
Cleansing of natural aquatic environments of surface
Costs reduction of waste water treatment
Reduce the cost cleansing household waste treatment
Reduction of air pollution due to methane
Reduction of chemicals products used for home cleaning

The sanitary system we construct

Operation Principal
a. Mechanism

Design of the Reactor (Depth changes based on the number of users)

Steps involved

Excreta moves into the reactor

Reactor is filled with enzymes which acts as a catalyzer to convert human excreta
into water.
The bottom of the reactor is filled with gravel
Water with no nitrate and rich in organic minerals is passed on to the ground
water table through the bottom of the reactor and during execive use,water comes
out from the outlet.
The water coming can be used for gardening

If not gardening the water can also be used to recharge ground water table
Superstructure
The super structure is constructed adjacent to the tank. The base of the super structure is laid
across the side of the tank. The superstructure is of 4ft by 4ft dimension and height of 6.5ft. It
consist of door in one of its side. The roof is of AC sheet which is paced above the
superstructure. The dimension of the roof is 5ft by 5ft.
Substructure
The substructure consists of the base of the superstructure. It also consist of the pit which acts as
a reactor.

Estimation per sanitary system

S.no

Item

Dimensions

1.

Ring

Diameter = 4ft

2.

IWC Pan or
Stainless steel

3.

Brick

5.

Doors

6.

Fine aggregate

7.

AC Sheet

8.

Enzitation(Bacteria)

8.

Cement

9.

Labour Charge

10.

Outlet pipe

L = 1m

12.

Flooring cover

Dia = 4ft

Length = 9inch

L = 5ft

Height = 11 inch

Quantity

Amount (Rs)

800

250

Breadth=4inch

Height=3.5inch

500

2500

B=1m

H=1.8m

750

2 metric ton

800

B=5ft

700
2,150

5 Bag

1400
2000
100

1
TOTAL

550
Rs. 12,000

Implementation Configuration

Difference in using enzitation in

community

Contact Us : Dibyatanay Joardar

Managing Director
Think Different Development
Pvt. Ltd.
djoardar92@gmail.com
8900542656