Cat.No.
EPB-011
Product Name
Bacteria for Biological Filter
Product Ingredients
Vulcanized bacteria, nitrifying bacteria, photosynthetic bacteria, Lactobacillus plantarum, Acidophilus lactobacillus, deodorant factor, biological active agent and other complex bacteria.
Product Format
Liquid or Powder
Shelf Life
18 Months
Bacterial Content
10×109 CFU/g
Application
VOCs treatment, malodor treatment, biological filter biochemical debugging, biological spray and other processes.
Efficacy and Effect
1. The product utilizes the biodegradation effect of the special bacteria in the biological filter to absorb and degrade the exhaust gas to achieve the purpose of purifying the exhaust gas, and decompose the odorous substances into CO2, H2O, S and other harmless substances after adsorption.
2. The number of microorganisms is large, the reproduction speed is fast, the metabolism is strong, the activity is strong, and the environment is adaptable. It can efficiently decompose various pollutants such as ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and VOCs in the exhaust gas.
2. The number of microorganisms is large, the reproduction speed is fast, the metabolism is strong, the activity is strong, and the environment is adaptable. It can efficiently decompose various pollutants such as ammonia, hydrogen sulfide, and VOCs in the exhaust gas.
Usage Method
1. Under normal circumstances, the dosage of biological agents is 1-5 kg/m3.
2. For special pollution situations, our technical engineers will provide targeted usage solutions.
3. Biological debugging: After adding the bacteria in the biological filter, ensuring the humidity of the filler is 99%, increasing the biological nutrition, controling the temperature at 5-42°C, a biofilm will form within 7-15 days.
2. For special pollution situations, our technical engineers will provide targeted usage solutions.
3. Biological debugging: After adding the bacteria in the biological filter, ensuring the humidity of the filler is 99%, increasing the biological nutrition, controling the temperature at 5-42°C, a biofilm will form within 7-15 days.
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Data Sheet
