Bio Bacteria Degradation of Suspended Solids Organic Matter

Water treatment microbial agents are a type of microbial preparation that are used for the treatment of water environments. These agents function by screening various beneficial microbial communities found in nature. The selected communities are then cultivated using advanced technical means and used for water treatment purposes.

In order to ensure the effective treatment of water, it is important to choose appropriate bacterial strains. This selection is based on the types and contents of pollutants present in the water. Some of these bacterial strains are specific to microorganisms that degrade ammonia nitrogen, nitrite, sulfides, etc. Additionally, there are other bacterial strains that can help to balance water algae reproduction and inhibit blue-green algae outbreaks.

Applications:

River Management:

The use of microbial agents in river management has proven to be effective in degrading harmful substances present in water bodies. By doing so, it improves water transparency and balances the ecosystems. The result of this is the improvement of water quality and sediment.

Industrial Wastewater Treatment:

Microbial agents are commonly used in industrial wastewater treatment due to their efficiency in breaking down organic matter and heavy metal ions present in such wastewater. This result in a reduction in the pollution level of the water and enables it to meet the water discharge standards.

Domestic Sewage Treatment:

Microbial agents also play a vital role in domestic sewage treatment. They are capable of breaking down organic matter and nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus present in sewage. By doing so, such agents aid in reducing the pollution of sewage to the environment.