Bacteria for septic tanks and sewage wastewater

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

Septic Treat (ST) is a blend of microbes used for treating sewage and septic tank wastewater. Use of ST microbes in septic
systems eliminates septic tank backups, eliminates odors and prevents septic field drainage failures. Use of ST in sewage wastewater treatment allows for lower cost/ton, increased plant capacity and enhanced reliability.

ST microbes reduce BOD, COD, TSS and accelerates decomposition and digestion of biomass (sludge) and consumes excess substances including nitrates, phosphates and ammonia. ST is a blend of facultative anaerobic microbial cultures making this product effective in a variety of septic and sewage waste.

ST bacteria liquefy and consume sewage waste and you don't even need to talk them into doing it.

KEY BENEFITS

Liquefies and consumes organic waste commonly found in domestic drainage and sewage/septic systems
Drastically reduces pumping costs and backups associated with septic tanks
Significantly reduces BOD, COD and TSS levels and eliminates malodors
Meet discharge standards and avoid fines and penalties

Increases wastewater treatment plant capacity and reduces treatment costs
Improves wastewater treatment plant reliability
Reduces sludge buildup
Works together with existing microbiome to build a healthy and reliable microbial community

Case Study

Location
Michigan, USA

Problem
Waste lagoon and irrigation canal with manure crust mat and high solids (TSS). Ever present putrid odor with frequent complaint. >80 hours to pump water from lagoon for irrigation; high pumping cost.

Treatment
Bio-Green ST and WTa product applied via metering pump at primary inlet to waste lagoon along with proper agitation.

Results
After 30 days, 70% open water. Drastically reduced odors. 55 hours to pump from lagoon for irrigation.

After 45 days treatment, the lagoon and canal manure mat was eliminated and TSS drastically reduced. 90% open water. No odors or complaints. 38 hours to pump from lagoon to irrigation; minimal pumping costs.