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Enzymatic Waste Treatment Lagoons, Clarifiers, Digesters, and Leach Ponds ENZYMATIC is a highly concentrated, proprietary blend of selected natural micro-organisms, essential nutrients, and synergists which help degrade the high concentrations of fat, grease, blood, floating matter, and organic matter found in processing wastes from meat plants, (poultry, fish, beef, pork, etc.). It is effective in anaerobic and facultative lagoons, aerated systems, and trickling filters. It degrades materials, which reduce BOD, and COD, improves settling in clarifiers, and reduces suspended solids. ENZYMATIC will quickly destroy grease and fat build-up in grease Interceptors, drains, sewer lines and pump and lift stations, and is suitable for use in Meat, Poultry, Piggery's, and Egg Production. Regular use will also help--
ENZYMATIC is a high performance, non-toxic and biodegradable multiple enzyme at the forefront of the modern Australian biotechnology industry. It breaks down oils and greases in septic tanks, sludge treatment ponds, grease traps, holding tanks, floors, drains and pipes making it easier for the bacteria to consume any organic waste matter. At the same time, it rapidly eliminates Odour. ENZYMATIC is effective over a wide range of pH levels and temperatures. Because it is in a liquid form, bacterial stimulation is immediate and there are no residues. It can also be sprayed and used for a wide range of general purpose cleaning problems. FEATURES :
ENZYMATIC works to eliminate odour by
changing the molecular structure of the host environment. Reaction time is
instantaneous ENZYMATIC cultures are facultative anaerobes and achieve the bioconversion of organic compounds through both catabolic and metabolic enzyme digestion, under both aerobic and anaerobic conditions. Although ENZYMATIC cultures function well in both conditions, their efficiency is improved if oxygen is plentiful in the treatment environment. Usually, shallow circulating bodies of water contain adequate levels of DO (dissolved oxygen). Confined treatment sites such as stagnant lakes, ponds, drainage ditches, and municipal or industrial waste treatment clarifiers, DAF plants and lagoons should be artificially aerated to optimise bio-treatment efficiency. In addition to carbon and oxygen, the natural bacteria require certain trace elements for successful growth. These include nitrogen, phosphorus, calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, sodium and sulfur. Enzymatic treatment includes trace elements so that this growth is assured and the environment is natural and effective. ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY : ENZYMATIC cultures are a blend of facultative anaerobes originally derived from the soil, which utilise non living organic matter as a food source. The cultures at the correct dose rate are not harmful to either aquatic or land plants or animals and have been released into marine and fresh water treatment areas with ecological safety. PACKAGING : ENZYMATIC Is in liquid form and packed in 20Litre, 200Litre plastic drums STABILITY : When stored under normal conditions of
temperature and humidity, the cultures are stable for a minimum of 2
years. Freezing has no significant effect on the cultures; however, they
must be thawed prior to use. Excessive moisture may cause premature
reactivation of cultures and a loss of potency. PHYSICAL DATA :
EMERGENCY & FIRST AID PROCEDURES EYE
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CONTACT: NOTE TO PHYSICIAN ; TREAT SYMPTOMATICALLY The effective use of ENZYMATIC cultures in a
bio-treatment program is dependent upon the environmental conditions
present at the site. Adverse conditions such as cold temperatures, oxygen,
nitrogen, or phosphorus deficient water, chemical toxic load, highly
acidic/alkaline Ph or excessive dilution of biomass through inadequate
dosage, may retard or prevent the cultures from becoming dominant in the
treatment system. Under such conditions, a pilot scale application study
should be made to determine the organic degradation efficiency and dosage
schedules. Internal Training Document
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