Significantly reduce fats in wastewater! Wastewater treatment system using fat-decomposing microorganisms.

A fat decomposition system that eliminates rather than removes fats with a 'pressurized flotation separation device' for food factories! *Demonstrations available.

～Awarded the Aichi Environment Prize, Nagoya City Mayor's Award～ 'MiBiocon,' developed at Nagoya University, is a wastewater treatment system using oil-decomposing microorganisms. This wastewater treatment utilizes microbial agents and microbial decomposition methods, making it applicable not only for activated sludge methods but also as a pretreatment for membrane bioreactor (MBR) and anaerobic treatment! It is expected to serve not only as an alternative to existing "pressurized flotation separation devices" but also as a complementary technology. 【Features】 ■ Fast decomposition rate ■ Capable of decomposing high concentrations of oils and fats (maximum applicable oil concentration 30,000g/L) ■ Strong cleaning power: secretes powerful oil-decomposing enzyme lipase ■ Capable of decomposing various animal fats 【Benefits】 ■ Simplified processes ■ Cost reduction ■ Space-saving ■ Reduction in industrial waste volume ■ Elimination of sources of odors and pests 【Effects in wastewater treatment】 Decomposition by microorganisms is performed stably, and the concentration of oil represented by n-hex in the wastewater remains consistently low throughout the year, with significant reductions in BOD values confirmed over the year. *For more details, please download the PDF, and if you wish to request a demo, please contact us.

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