Nitrification Solutions for Wastewater Treatment Plants
Loss of nitrification may have a significant impact on a facility’s ability to meet wastewater discharge limits on ammonia and total nitrogen. Adding nitrifying bacteria to specific wastewater processes may improve or restore nitrification and keep the facility in compliance.
In addition to high concentrations of nitrifying bacteria, BioLynceus® products contains cBOD metabolizing bacteria (heterotrophs). These extra heterotrophs help breaking down organic substrate quickly and may increase the amount of time available for nitrification to take place.
Nitrification Bioaugmentation in an Activated Sludge Process
Mechanical WWTP .2 MGD Augmenting wastewater processes with cultures of nitrifying bacteria can increase abundance and nitrification efficiency correspondingly. Additionally, implementing organic matter degrading microbiology in a system can increase the time...
Nitrification Treatment in an Aerated Lagoon System
Lagoon WWTP 0.2MGD Municipal Lagoon systems are often challenged with facilitating nitrification. Nitrifying bacteria are responsible for removing ammonia from wastewater. These organisms are generally in low abundance in lagoon processes for a few reasons; [1]...
Nitrification with ProBiotic Scrubber® N in an Activated Sludge Plant
Mechanical WWTP .22 MGD An effective activated sludge system has the capacity to remove ammonia from influent wastewater via nitrification. Several factors impacting efficient ammonia and nitrite oxidation in wastewater treatment include, temperature, and abundance of...