Denitrifying Bacteria - China

This product is a microecological preparation refined by introducing foreign strains, oriented induction cultivation, purification and rejuvenation, using domestic unique fermentation equipment and "bacteria + enzyme" treatment technology to cooperate and refined.

Salt and nitrite have high treatment efficiency.

It is a microecological agent developed for the sewage denitrification system.

It is made up of microbial strains, biological enzymes and nutrients.

It is mainly used to start, restart and upgrade the sewage treatment denitrification system.

Biochemical efficiency.

Denitrifying bacteria, also known as anaerobic bacteria, play a crucial role in the nitrogen cycle by converting nitrate (NO3-) and nitrite (NO2-) ions into nitrogen gas (N2), which is released into the atmosphere.

These bacteria thrive in environments devoid of oxygen, such as waterlogged soils, sediments, and the deeper layers of biofilms in aquatic systems.

Denitrification is an essential process that helps regulate the levels of nitrogen compounds in ecosystems.

Excessive accumulation of nitrates and nitrites can lead to water pollution, particularly in agricultural areas where fertilizers are commonly used.

Denitrifying bacteria helps mitigate this issue by converting these harmful compounds into harmless nitrogen gas, which then re-enters the atmosphere.

Company Contact:

• Posted By: shijiazhuang xingzhong water sci&tech co ltd

• Phone: 8613290616990

• Address: No.410,heping east road,shijiazhuang city,china, shijiazhuang , hebei , China

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• Website: https://www.xzbiosludge.com/

• Business Description: Shijiazhuang Xingzhong Water technologies Co., Ltd. is a supplier and technical service provider dedicated to the water treatment industry.
  
  For ten years, we have provided customers with environmental protection solutions through professional technology, cost-effective products and high-quality services.
  
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