Environmental sludge digestion bacteria for winter sludge bulking

The sludge bulking that occurs in winter is usually non-filamentous activated sludge bulking. In winter, when the temperature is low, especially in snowy areas, icing may occur.  The water temperature of the wastewater is low, which increases the sludge load.  The sludge load is too high, the microbial load is too high, the daily amount of sludge needs to be discharged is increased, so that the sludge age is shorter, and the sludge renewal is faster.  In this process, microorganisms absorb a large number of nutrients, but because of the low temperature, the metabolic activity of cells slows down, and a large number of highly viscous polysaccharides are accumulated.  The accumulation of these polysaccharides greatly increased the water attached to the surface of activated sludge and made the SVI value of sludge higher, thus forming sludge bulking.

Kashion Sludge Digestion Bacteria

Has a good degradation function for the organic matter in the sludge. It can reduce the amount of sludge by decomposing and utilizing the organic matter in the sludge, so as to achieve sludge emission reduction. Due to its strong resistance to external harmful factors, the sewage treatment system has high load impact resistance and strong treatment capacity. When the sewage concentration changes significantly, the system can also operate normally to ensure the stable discharge of effluent.