Aerobic Bacteria Consortium for COD and BOD Removal

Aerobic Consortium for COD & BOD Removal

Developed with a combination of Lactobacillus and Acetobacter strains, this consortium relies on oxygen to hasten the breakdown of organic acids in urban wastewater. It can achieve over 85% reduction in Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) in just 24 hours by secreting extracellular proteases. It is designed to work seamlessly with Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) systems that operate at dissolved oxygen levels of 2 mg/L or higher.

The incorporation of biofilm carriers in this system serves to counteract sludge bulking, particularly in scenarios of high organic load, ensuring efficient and stable wastewater treatment processes.

Features:

Efficient decomposition of organic pollutants - Our system is designed to effectively break down organic pollutants, ensuring a cleaner and healthier environment.

Stable operation under shock load resistance - Our technology provides steady performance even when subjected to sudden surges in load, ensuring reliable operation at all times.

Simultaneous nitrogen and phosphorus removal - Our process allows for the removal of both nitrogen and phosphorus simultaneously, optimizing nutrient removal in wastewater treatment.

Zero second pollution risk - With our system, there is no risk of secondary pollution, guaranteeing that the treated water remains free of any contaminants.

Energy conservation and consumption reduction - We prioritize energy efficiency and consumption reduction in our system design, helping to minimize environmental impact and operational costs.

Broad spectrum adaptability - Our technology is versatile and can be customized to suit various treatment needs, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of pollutants and wastewater types.