Sustainable water quality management is vital for human health and the environment. Treatment plants require cost-effective water and wastewater solutions that make the most of their current infrastructure. The following list of challenges Water Treatment Plants face are all addressed by NanoClear solutions:
CeramiChlor is used in conjunction with other products to maintain water quality and clarity such as liquid clarifiers to remove particulates, Enzyme clarifiers to break down organic matter (suntan lotion, body oils, etc.) and Algae control treatments e.g. phosphate removers, algaecides, low levels of chlorine, etc.
Our traditional pool installation uses a pre-loaded containment unit installed anywhere on the water return pipe after the sand or paper filter. Our experience has shown that post-filtration installation of the product eliminates particulates >24 microns allowing only smaller particles to easily pass through CeramiChlor’s capillaries.
Once installed, we recommend that water circulate through the pump and filter 3 times within 24 hours. The “runtime” of the circulating pump is dependent on its flow rate, the size of the body of water, swimmer load, and proper maintenance of the sand/paper filter. When properly installed, the paper or sand filter captures nearly all particulates before they come in contact with the product so very low, if any, maintenance is required.
Algae blooms form in bodies of water due to excess nutrients. Reducing organics and nitrogen in bodies of water can rebalance the ecosystem and reduce the amount of overgrown algae. Our ceramic media supports the growth of aerobic and anaerobic beneficial bacteria; super-boosting ecosystems to effectively manage and prevent high nutrient inputs.
BioClear operates exclusively in the aquaculture industry. The company has applications for multiple species and is scalable to any location worldwide or any sized pond/tank. You can create healthier and more productive environments for raising aquatic species by using designer bacteria blends. This method using our media consistently lowers ammonia levels, dramatically increases the number of beneficial bacteria, and significantly increases bottom-line profits without additional energy demand, chemicals, or antibiotics.
A head-to-head trial to test the results of Vannamei – White Leg Shrimp grow-out culture using a BioFloc method versus ProBio Media was conducted in both tanks and ponds. Water quality in the tanks and ponds using PBM was consistently better than the BioFloc or control group. PBM controlled ammonia to under 1 ppm while the other groups spiked to 5 ppm causing significant stress to shrimp. Shrimp harvested at the end of the experiment in the pond using ProBio Media were larger (26 shrimp/kg) compared to the size of shrimp in the pond using Bio-Floc (30 shrimp/kg). Additionally, the color of the shrimp after cooking in the PBM pond met higher standards compared to the shrimp in the Bio-Floc pond.
A comparative trial was performed to demonstrate the impact of PBM on the already highly efficient Minh Phu Hatchery culture. Ten tanks were stocked will nauplii for a culture period of 21 days. Five tanks used PBM and five tanks used the Minh Phu Best Practice culture method. Water exchange and all environmental conditions were the same between the two groups. The harvested yield from the tanks using PBM was 12% higher than the control group resulting in a 92% survival rate.
This application is a one-acre pond used for lawn irrigation. Algae, muck, and aesthetic concerns existed. A deep muck had formed, lowering the pond volume. Chemical treatments were ineffective between seasons.
For this pond, they used two (2) aerator units located near each end of the pond. Each aerator unit contained a bioreactor in the system with 6 kg of ProBio Media above the aerator where bubbles pushed water up through the bioreactor and out into the surrounding water in all directions. New water was pulled in through openings near the bottom. The pictures show the improvement in under less than a month’s time: