Soil bacteria and minerals contained in the soil layer flow into the virtual treatment tank, assisting in the treatment. Additionally, the drainage passes through gravel and pebbles, purifying the drainage.
The wastewater treatment method using soil bacteria is a treatment approach that enhances the activated sludge process performed by microorganisms attached to gravel and small pebbles in the treatment tank, by adding the function of soil bacteria. By allowing soil bacteria and trace minerals from the upper soil to enter the wastewater, this method activates the microbial treatment, making it possible to efficiently treat wastewater with significant load fluctuations that are difficult to manage with aerobic treatment alone.
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Characteristics of wastewater treatment by soil bacteria: - Wastewater with significant load fluctuations can be treated efficiently. - It has excellent dewatering effects and does not require the addition of soil bacteria. - The equipment is compact. - The upper layer of soil exhibits deodorizing effects, suppressing unpleasant odors.
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Food processing factories, etc.
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Since our establishment in 1984, our company has been committed to providing unique technologies and services with the motto, "We want to be the company that customers think of when they encounter challenges in environmental conservation and water treatment, saying, 'Let's ask Matsuo Equipment about this.'" We address the daily small issues related to water use, drainage, and soil treatment for site managers with our unique technologies and tailored proposals, taking a one-stop approach.