Questions and answers
Questions and answers.
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Is Bio-Reconstruction safe for our biological treatment?
Yes. Every reagent we use is biologically safe and fully biodegradable in the aquatic environment. It does not suppress the active microflora and does not disrupt the stability of the biological treatment process.
Do we have to shut down or rebuild anything?
No. There is no capital construction and no replacement of major equipment. The structural part of the facility and its main equipment remain unchanged; the modernisation runs through precise reagent dosing and technological support.
How quickly do we see results?
Results come soon after implementation begins, and a pilot proves the outcome on your facility before any full rollout. The pilot on your plant sets the exact schedule.
Which parameters can you improve?
Phosphate and nitrogen concentrations; hydrogen sulphide in sewer systems; odours; the stability of biological processes; activated-sludge sedimentation; energy consumption; capacity without new infrastructure; and water quality suitable for reuse.
Will it help us meet discharge limits?
Yes. Compliance with environmental regulations is a core outcome, and every project ends with monitoring and verification of the achieved performance indicators, so the result is documented.
Does it work on overloaded or unstable plants?
Yes. Because it stabilises the microbiological process itself, Bio-Reconstruction achieves stable results even at overloaded or technologically unstable facilities.
How does a project run?
Six stages: analysis of the current condition, laboratory research and diagnostics, selection of the optimal solution, pilot testing, implementation support, and monitoring and verification. Details under Technology.
How is it priced?
Bio-Reconstruction is an OPEX model: it runs through reagent dosing and technological support instead of capital spend, which minimises the investment burden compared with a classical rebuild. A concrete commercial proposal follows the analysis of your plant.