Carbon-CH™
Benefits of Use:
- Provides a carbon source for denitrification processes
- Effective carbon food source (COD/BOD) for systems with high inflow and infiltration (I&I) issues
- Supports enhanced biological phosphorous removal (EBPR)
- Effectively replaces toxic or hazardous carbon sources
- Most rapid microbial acclimation on the market
- Most consistent carbon concentrations on the market
- Lowest carbon degradation on the market
Benefits of Use In Soil:
- Acts as a soil conditioner and improves soil structure
- Acts as a carbon source and stimulant for microbial colonies
- Affects physical and chemical properties to improve soil fertility by providing a storage system for carbon, water, and minerals
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