Bio Energizer
Benefits of Use:
- Reduces noxious odors
- Breaking down of fats and greases
- Drying beds dry faster
- Reduces sludge buildup in lagoons
- Sustains dissolved oxygen levels
- Decreases mechanical aeration and energy costs
- Speeds organic matter composting while improving quality
- Lowers sludge dewatering and hauling costs
- Reduces filamentous foaming and bulking
- Improves flocculation and settleability
- Minimizes upsets
- An economical alternative to mechanical sludge removal eliminating handling costs and out-of-service time
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