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BACFOOD NP


DESCRIPTION BACFOOD NP is a special blend of inorganic nutrients used in waste water treatment to promote proper growth of bacteria.

Biological treatment processes is aimed primarily at reducing organic content in waste water. In many industrial waste waters, nutrients may not be present in sufficient quantities. Thus, the addition of BACFOOD NP is necessary for the proper growth of bacteria and the subsequent degradation of organic waste. The major nutrients required are Nitrogen (N) and Phosphorus (P). The amount of N required is normally 5 times that of P (N : P = 5 : 1), and BACFOOD NP will provide N and P in this required ratio.

BACFOOD NP is useful during the start-up of new treatment plants. It is also important when a nutrient control strategy is implemented in treatment processes.

  GENERAL Appearance……………………… Off-white powder
SPECIFICATION Bulk density…………………….. 0.7
Moisture (100° C)………………............................... 0.5%
Water insoluble………………...............................…. 0.1%

TREATMENT Nutrients requirement of treatment process depends on many parameters. Your ACCOT representative will provide recommendation on the use of BACFOOD NP.

  HANDLING BACFOOD NP is non-toxic. However, avoid inhaling fine particles as it may lead to irritation of the respiratory system. Use mask when handling BACFOOD NP.   PACKING BACFOOD NP is available in 50 kg containers.  
 
 
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Date:09/12/1998