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Improve MBBR Efficiency - K3 MBBR Media for Wastewater Treatment
Improving the Performance of Waste Water Treatment through K3 MBBR Media
Decycle New Material is proud to present the cutting-edge K3 MBBR media for wastewater treatment plants. This new technology aims to make a MBBR system more efficient when removing contaminants from water.
Optimize K3 Media in MBBR processes
One of the advantages of K3 MBBR is that it optimizes the performance of an MBBR plants. Unique media design provides a higher surface area for increased bacteria to colonize and breakthrough waste water treatment.
Performance Optimization of with K3 MBBR Media
You will be able to get the most efficient performance in your pollutant removal system if you make use of K3 MBBR media. (Media assist: In normal operation, the media cultivates a range of bacteria that are involved in breaking down contaminants so that water streams out relatively clean.
Potentiation of Bacterial Growth and Biofilm Structure using K3 Media
Bacteria growth and biofilmformation are indispensable part in wastewater degradation reactors. K3 MBBR carriers encourage bacteria growth and biofilm formation to improve treatment process effectiveness.
Improving Nitrification and Denitrification in MBBR Process by K3 Media
K3 MBBR media also aid to increase nutrient removal in the MBBR system other than improving pollutant removal. The media serves to cultivate bacteria that is capable of assimilating nutrients creating a more stabilized and optimal treatment routine.
In summary, Decycle New Materials’ K3 MBBR media is a revolutionary technology in the waste water treatment. Through the optimization of bacteria growth, biofilm formation and nutrient removal contained in Eco-friendly media granules, the operation of MBBR (Moving Bed Biological Reactor) reactors is more efficient than conventional cleansing by cleaning water. Take a step towards enjoying these advantages and add K3 MBBR media to your wastewater treatment process today.