BIOBUG® SR
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BIOBUG® SR should be mixed with fertilizer before use in hydrocarbon remediation and other organics in soil.
To assure optimal performance of these organisms, under the toughest conditions, they are produced and blended together with “high potency” nutrients and stimulants.
BIOBUG® SR contains organisms that will degrade a wide range of hydrocarbons including: gasoline, diesel, crude oil, benzene, toluene, ethyl benzene, and xylene.
Benefits of BIOBUG® SR:
- Deep Cleans Soils
- Enhances Natural Processes
- Eliminates Unsightly Areas
- Reduces Pollution Liability
- Lowers Disposal Costs
Case History 823
Oily Waste Disposal
The data shows that the total pounds of oil on the land farm have gradually increased from October 1983 through to March 1988. BIO-SYSTEMS products were added one month later, April 1988. The graph shows that despite adverse conditions, including a dry and hot summer, the land farm degraded almost ten times the oil it had in previous years using BIO-SYSTEMS products.
Case History 953
BIO-SYSTEMS product was cultured and propagated on site and the resulting batch solution was placed into a contaminate plume via a monitoring well. Routine PID readings for degradation components were monitored and recorded. Bioremediation began on January 23, 1991 and no detect readings were obtained on March 20, 1991.
BIOBUG® SR
Download full brochure (English)
BIOBUG® SR should be mixed with fertilizer before use in hydrocarbon remediation and other organics in soil.
To assure optimal performance of these organisms, under the toughest conditions, they are produced and blended together with “high potency” nutrients and stimulants.
BIOBUG® SR contains organisms that will degrade a wide range of hydrocarbons including: gasoline, diesel, crude oil, benzene, toluene, ethyl benzene, and xylene.
Benefits of BIOBUG® SR:
- Deep Cleans Soils
- Enhances Natural Processes
- Eliminates Unsightly Areas
- Reduces Pollution Liability
- Lowers Disposal Costs
Case History 823
Oily Waste Disposal
The data shows that the total pounds of oil on the land farm have gradually increased from October 1983 through to March 1988. BIO-SYSTEMS products were added one month later, April 1988. The graph shows that despite adverse conditions, including a dry and hot summer, the land farm degraded almost ten times the oil it had in previous years using BIO-SYSTEMS products.
Case History 953
BIO-SYSTEMS product was cultured and propagated on site and the resulting batch solution was placed into a contaminate plume via a monitoring well. Routine PID readings for degradation components were monitored and recorded. Bioremediation began on January 23, 1991 and no detect readings were obtained on March 20, 1991.