Microorganism Aerobic Live Bacteria

Product Efficacy:

■ Aerobic bacterial agent has good degradation function to organic matter in water. Due to the strong resistance of spore flora to external harmful factors, the sewage treatment system has a high resistance to load shock and strong treatment capacity. The system can also operate normally when the concentration of sewage changes greatly, ensuring stable discharge of effluent. ;
■ Aerobic bacterial agent can effectively remove BOD, COD and TTS, significantly improve the solid sedimentation capacity in the sedimentation tank, and increase the number and diversity of protozoa;
■ Quickly start and restore the system, improve the system's processing capacity and impact resistance, effectively reduce the amount of residual sludge, reduce the use of chemicals such as flocculants, and save electricity.

Use Parameters:
Testing has shown that the following physical and chemical parameters are most effective for bacterial growth:
■PH value: the range is between 5.5 and 9.5, and the fastest growth can be achieved between 6.6 and 7.8. Practice has proved that the pH value of 7.5 has the best processing efficiency.
■Temperature: Effective between 8℃~60℃. When the temperature is higher than 60°C, the bacteria will die; when the temperature is lower than 8°C, the bacteria will not die, but their cell growth will be greatly restricted. The most suitable temperature is 26~32℃.
■Dissolved oxygen: In the aeration tank in sewage treatment, the dissolved oxygen content is at least 2 mg/L; the bacterial family with high adaptability will accelerate the metabolism and degradation of target substances by 5~7 in sufficient oxygen. times;
Trace elements: Proprietary bacteria will need a lot of elements in their growth, such as potassium, iron, calcium, sulfur, magnesium, etc., usually soil and water sources will contain sufficient amounts of the above elements
■Salinity: Applicable in both seawater and freshwater, up to 6% salinity.
■Anti-toxicity: It can effectively resist chemical toxic substances, including chlorides, cyanides and heavy metals.

NOTE: When contaminated areas contain biocides, their effects on microorganisms should be pre-studied.