MicroPlex® UASB
Benefits of Use:
- Reseed existing or seed new UASB or EGSB anaerobic digesters
- Restore microbial activity in damaged systems
- Resolve uncoupling, reducing VFA build-up
- Reduce grease blanket build-up
- Improve stability and gas production through key micronutrient addition
- Improve biomass settling—reduce effluent suspended solids
- Improve overall system performance
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