Bio Dredge
Benefits of Use:
- Stop expensive dredging by naturally reducing sludge and any additional loading on a continual basis.
- Improve water quality with lower BOD/COD levels.
- Eliminate pond down-time because ponds/tanks remain on-line—no need to drain, dry, or dredge.
- Decrease aeration costs by naturally sustaining dissolved oxygen levels.
- Increase lagoon capacity by accelerating bio-oxidation of sludge accumulation.
- Control offensive odors.
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