Bionics Nanozyme For Waste Water Treatment

 


Practical technology for real-world challenges

We help wastewater treatment plant operators stay on top of the ever-changing technology landscape. We keep track of changes in the industry, from powerful, new nanozyme technologies to new equipment designs, so that you don't have to.


Expert  Advice

Biological waste treatment relies on billions of microbes to convert wastes into harmless forms. This is a complex process and Bionics Nanozyme experts in biological waste water treatment give you access to the latest information and techniques to improve treatment results while controlling operational costs.


Advanced Industrial Application

Bionics Nanozyme leads in applying the latest in molecular and laboratory testing to wastewater treatment operations. Combining field experience in wastewater treatment and advanced biochemistry, Nanozyme testing comes complete with actionable reports tailored to each customer's wastewater treatment unit.


Biological Products

Sometimes the indigenous biomass becomes insufficient or unbalanced. Symptoms can include loss of treatment efficiency, increased polymer or chemical use, or difficulty in in maintaining unit operations. Bionics Nanozyme bioaugmentation technology uses concentrated, naturally occuring microbes to correct biomass problems and restore treatment efficiency.

The perfect solution for Sludge (0% Zero sludge)


Brief benefits of Nanozyme

Developed for high COD industrial wastewater treatment, Nanozyme can improve removal of toxic or difficult to degrade compounds such as phenol, BTEX, naphthalene, polynuclear aromatics, sulfides, alcohols, and other solvents.

Biological blend for dairy and meat processing wastewaters. Targets proteins and helps maintain conditions suitable for ammonia-oxidizing (AOB) cultures.

Developed to enhance BOD and TSS removal in pulp & paper wastewater systems. Works over wide ranges of pH and temperature found in paper mill wastewater.

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Product Strength

1) 0% ZERO Sludge

2) Reduces COD,BOD & SS of the effluent.

3) Reduces COD,BOD & SS of the effluent.

4) Increases Dissolved oxygen (DO).

5) 100% Odor removal.

6) Cost effective and easy to use.

7) Reduces the overall cost of operation.

8) Reduces the overall cost of operation.

9) Avoids sludge formation.

10)Reduces Ammonical Nitrogen level in the effluent.


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REVOLUTION IN BIOLOGICAL WASTE WATER TREATMENT

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