Model BCP10 -Surfactants

Treatment — Treatment began July 29, 2005 and continued for a period of 7 weeks until August 18, 2005. Pre-trial sampling showed the COD levels to be 57,300 and 68,100 mg/L. Maximum flow was 7.2 – 8.1 L/second for the period.

Results — COD levels declined to 33,800 mg/L. TSS levels also declined significantly over the period of the trial.

• Enhance BOD and COD removal while reducing sludge yield;
• Remove chemical deposits and prevent scum formation in holding tanks, sewers, drains and aeration basins;
• Prevent the blocking, ponding and possible collapse of filter bed media;
• Accelerate the removal of unpleasant odours;
• Increase the efficiency of overloaded treatment systems;
• Reseed after plant upset.

• Description Tan color, free-flowing granular powder
• Packaging 250g water-soluble packages; 10kg plastic pail
• Stability Max. loss of 1 log/yr
• pH 6.0 – 8.5
• Bulk Density 0.5 – 0.61 g/cm3
• Moisture Content 15%
• Nutrient Content Biological nutrients and stimulants
• Bacteria Count 5 billion per gram
• Storage and Handling DO NOT FREEZE!
• Store in a cool dry location.
• Do not inhale dusts.
• Avoid excessive skin contact.
• See MSDS.