Bio Genesis
Benefits of Use:
- Improves flocculation and settleability
- Improves SVI
- Sustains dissolved oxygen levels
- Decreases mechanical aeration and energy costs
- Reduces noxious odors
- Reduces coagulant and flocculant chemical use and costs
- Minimizes upsets
- Reduces chlorine disinfection demands
- Reduces filamentous bulking, foaming, and scum
- Reduces wasting, sludge volume, and out-of-service time
- Improves effluent water quality
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