Many people may fear bacteria in everyday life, but not all bacteria are harmful. Wastewater discharge from households contains many pollutants that are difficult to degrade. Now, these can be treated through the use of specific bacterial strains. Wastewater treatment equipment effectively utilizes the power of these bacteria. Below, let's briefly explore the characteristics and functions of the bacterial strains in wastewater treatment equipment:

Features:

1. Prevents secondary pollution caused by chemical treatment methods, reduces the volume of wastewater treatment, improves the quality of wastewater, and can lower the cost of wastewater treatment.

2. Enhanced the biochemical pool's COD and ammonia nitrogen removal rates, improving the system's ability to withstand shock loads.

3. Enhance the removal rate of organic matter, significantly reducing the degradable substances in anaerobic ponds.

4. Existing strains within the system have been enhanced, strengthened, and increased in activity.

5. Reduce or eliminate foam caused by surfactants in wastewater.

Purpose:

In the anaerobic and aerobic pools of the domestic wastewater treatment system, the dosage is determined based on the type of wastewater, process, concentration, and volume. Adjustments to the timed supplementation are made according to the actual influent conditions and effluent results. The domestic wastewater treatment bacteria have a high biomass per unit volume, with a rich diversity of microorganisms and high biological activity, enabling rapid decomposition of organic matter. This effectively breaks down and removes organic substances with poor biodegradability and slow decomposition rates, eliminating toxic and malodorous substances like hydrogen sulfide and ammonia. It also improves the removal rates of COD, BOD5, TOC, ammonia nitrogen, and certain specific refractory substances. Additionally, it enhances sludge sedimentation, effectively eliminates sludge swelling, reduces sludge volume, and improves effluent water quality.