Rapid Degradation of BOD/COD
Storage Method: Store sealed in a cool, dry, and dark place.
Shelf Life: 12 months
Packaging: 20 kg/drum, 1 kg/bag
Executive Standard: Q/LGL 001-2025
• Main Ingredients：Mesoporous silica nano-hollow spheres, metamaterial photocatalyst, bentonite, enzymatic proteins & polysaccharide metabolites, Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus licheniformis, Bacillus pumilus, etc.
• Product Form：Light yellow solid powder.
• Scope of Application：Applicable to various aerated wastewater treatment systems, such as aerobic tanks, oxidation ditches, SBR, contact oxidation tanks, etc. Also suitable for aeration sections of black and odorous rivers.
• Application Parameters
Dissolved Oxygen | 2~5 mg/L | pH | 6~9 |
Temperature | 15~45 °C | Salinity | ≤30,000 mg/L |
Optimal Temperature | 28~35 °C |
• Product Efficacy：Improves COD removal rate in aerobic systems, rapidly eliminating organic pollutants. Simultaneously reduces ammonia nitrogen and total phosphorus in water, improving effluent quality.
• Usage & Dosage：1) Usage: In a bucket, mix at a ratio of Activator : Composite Material : Water = 1 : 10 : 100 (i.e., 100g activator, 1kg composite material, 10L water). Stir evenly and aerate for 2 hours (ensure temperature >20°C, optimal 30°C; if temperature is lower, appropriately extend activation time to 3~5 hours). If aeration is not available on-site, stir every 15 minutes; activation completes after 2 hours, then pour into the aerobic tank. 2) Dosage: 1 kg of composite material can be used for 2~10 m³ of tank volume (or 100~500 g/m³). Specific dosage and frequency should be determined based on site conditions including wastewater type, actual daily treatment volume, and bioreactor capacity.
• Precautions：Do not use disinfectants, antibacterial agents, or strong oxidizers simultaneously with this T-Power 300 Water Treatment Composite Enhancer - B+C. Avoid contact with eyes or inhalation. Treatment conditions vary for different wastewater types. For more information, please consult professional technical personnel.
