Wastewater treatment technology "High Concentration Organic Wastewater Treatment CM System/CMS System"
Effective use of treated water! Don't give up, we will return that "waste liquid" to clean water.
The "High-Concentration Organic Wastewater Treatment CM System (Enzyme Activation Method)" realizes an unprecedented level of treatment through a hybrid method that combines the catalytic action of special enzymes capable of self-regeneration, the microbial groups produced in the presence of these enzymes, and the know-how and equipment development that maximizes their capabilities. The "CMS System" further enhances treatment capacity by combining the hybrid method with a carrier, achieving miniaturization of the equipment. 【Features】 ○ Returns "waste liquid" to clean water ○ Produces microorganisms ○ Neutralizes pH ○ Quickly decomposes odors For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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【Effects】 ○ Significant reduction of excess sludge ○ Reduction or elimination of chemicals and chemical equipment ○ Reduction of CO2 ○ Effective utilization of treated water ○ CMS system: Patent pending, Application No. 2012-87676, Fukuoka Prefecture Management Innovation obtained ● For more details, please contact us or download the catalog.
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J-Fills Co., Ltd. is a company located in Kitakyushu City, Fukuoka Prefecture, that handles enzyme activation methods for organic wastewater treatment and organic waste disposal, electric gate automation semi-automatic gate opening and closing devices, and NO VOC cleaning agents. With ideas, technology, action, and your heart, CO2 can be reduced by over 70%. J-Fills is committed to reducing CO2 emissions because we believe that this small effort can greatly change the future.
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