Wastewater Treatment Plants.
Biological support for wastewater treatment plants
Sludge handling is one of the biggest costs at a treatment plant. Adding selected beneficial bacteria supports the existing biology, helping digest organic solids and improve how sludge settles and dewaters.
Common problems
- High sludge volumes and disposal costs
- Poor settling, foaming and floating scum
- Grease and odors at headworks and in digesters
How we help
- Beneficial bacteria digest organic waste where it collects, instead of masking it with chemicals or fragrance.
- We recommend a product and dosing schedule based on your system and goals.
- Natural and biodegradable, with follow-up support from our team.
Where it is used
- Headworks
- Aeration basins
- Digesters
- Sludge holding tanks
- Dewatering
Frequently asked questions
What is bioaugmentation?
Bioaugmentation means adding selected beneficial bacteria to a treatment process to strengthen the biology that is already there, helping it break down organic material more effectively.
Where in the plant is it used?
Common points are the headworks, aeration basins, digesters and sludge holding tanks. We recommend dosing points based on where your problems show up.
Will it upset our existing process?
The bacteria are selected to work alongside your existing biology, not replace it. We start with an assessment of your plant and adjust the program as results come in.
Let’s look at your system, free
Tell us what you are dealing with and we will recommend a treatment program. Prefer to chat? Message us on WhatsApp.