Let nature
heal itself.
#NatureFriendly #RiverbedSludge #SelfPurification #NitrogenPhosphorusReduction
SUBION · Super Bio On(plus)
SUBION.
Water quality technology using soil microbes — an environmental formula combining anaerobic, aerobic and facultative anaerobic microbes.
SUBION is our product name for a complex formula of native soil microbe species. Pure microbes cultured repeatedly on artificial media often lose much of their natural activity and are suppressed by the soil's indigenous microbes.
Uses
- Wastewater treatment2
- River & reservoir sediment20
- Farmland improvement1
- Livestock environment
- Compost catalyst (pig manure → soil conditioner)
BROST · Biological Reactor for Organic Sludge Treatment
BROST.
Biological treatment of organic sludge, reducing pollutants in three steps.
STEP 01 · Anaerobic
Anaerobic breakdown
Breaks down chain molecules of organic and harmful substances into smaller ones
STEP 02 · Aerobic
Aerobic oxidation
Uses oxygen to keep oxidizing the smaller substances
STEP 03 · Removal
Pollutant removal
Microbial reduction of organic matter
When NH₃-N (ammonia nitrogen), N (nitrogen) and P (phosphorus) build up, they create nutrients such as NO₂ (nitrite) and NO₃ (nitrate) that feed algae. At night, algae use dissolved oxygen and release CO₂, leaving fish short of oxygen. (Original)
BWAT-21 · Bio Reactor System
BWAT-21.
This bioreactor system is used in polluted rivers, reservoirs, and sewage and wastewater plants, and is designed to work at any biological treatment site.
Fields
Technology × Application.
| Technology \ Application | Wastewater / sewage plants | Rivers · reservoirs (sediment) | Farmland | Livestock environment | Compost catalyst | Organic sludge |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SUBION | 2 › | 23 › | — | |||
| BROST | — | — | — | — | — | |
| BWAT-21 | 2 › | 23 › | — | — | — | — |
SUBION
BROST
- Organic sludge
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Algae and odor, from the root.
Phosphorus cycle
- Phosphorus exists as organic phosphorus, such as in proteins, and as inorganic phosphate
- Phosphate is divided into orthophosphate (PO₄³⁻) and polyphosphate
- Settled phosphorus is converted to soluble phosphorus by phosphorus-degrading microbes
- Orthophosphate strongly drives the growth of algae and aquatic plants
Treatment stages
- The very first step in breaking down pollutants is microbes
- Anaerobic microbes: break chain molecules into smaller ones
- Aerobic microbes: use oxygen to oxidize and remove them
- = Microbial reduction of organic matter
Keeping ecosystems in balance
- More than a million microbe species keep soil in balance
- They give soil its power to purify itself
- Eutrophication and chemical pollutants destroy that power
- Ecosystem balance is the ultimate measure of our technology
River · reservoir restoration
No dredging.
Clear from the bottom up.
We purify riverbed sludge in streams, rivers and reservoirs in a nature-friendly way, restoring their self-purifying power and removing organic sludge from the bottom without dredging.
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Soil remediation
Restoring oil-contaminated soil.
Soil microbes convert harmful organic pollutants in soil into less toxic, less mobile forms. Oil-contaminated soil, made mainly of hydrocarbons, is permanently turned into harmless inert mineral residue or a habitat for microbial growth — restoring the soil and the balance of nature.
Livestock environment
Benefits by area.
Livestock farms (zoos)
- Odor removal for cattle, pig and poultry barns and zoos
- Breaks down manure on floors and walls
- Reduces pathogens from uric acid on the ground and prevents disease spread
- Promotes livestock growth
- Greatly reduces antibiotics and disinfectant use in barns
Feeders
- Regular use removes odor and keeps feed troughs free of residue and flies
- Boosts immunity and digestion
- Prevents skin disease
Overall barn benefits
- Better barn conditions and fewer illnesses among workers
- Less barn odor, and less skin disease, especially in pigs
- Less feeder odor; fewer flies and mosquitoes
- Fewer digestive problems (constipation, diarrhea) and lower young-animal mortality
- Manure composting and odorless organic liquid fertilizer
- Lower costs by turning manure into a resource
- Higher income for organic farms
- Spraying broiler floors reduces respiratory disease from ammonia
- More broilers shipped and produced
- Better feed efficiency and shorter growing time