The above presentation highlights elements of the Langenburg-Columbia project's master plan, using applications Langenburg's proprietary Core Technology solutions for for civil infrastructure – enabling all of its municipal utility systems to operate on a self-sustaining basis to recycle all waste materials and sewage without any emissions or residual.  For cities near saltwater sources, systems can be configured also to desalinate seawater, capturing the purest form of its salt or to use it in producing energy.

The water component of any waste slurry is separated, purified and used for municipal water supply.  This process replaces  conventional water/sewage treatment plants with the added value of using waste as a resource to produce an excess of energy required to operate a large city.
  
Langenburg is a new class of technology that does not resemble, use or depend on conventional thermodynamic, filtration, heat, distillation, or any other chemical processes to work.  No plasma-arc, electrolysis, reverse-osmosis, mechanical filtration, pyrolysis, catalysts, hydrogen extraction, or Fischer-Tropsch or any other related processes are used.