Lipid-decomposing bacteria (Humax)

By adding a small amount of Humax, high concentrations of fats and oils can be decomposed. For oil treatment in food factory wastewater...

Overview of Oil and Fat Decomposing Bacteria By continuously adding Humax to the grease traps and adjustment tanks of existing wastewater treatment facilities, high concentrations of oil and fat can be decomposed, significantly reducing the load on subsequent biological treatment. If you are using pressurized flotation devices, the running costs of chemicals and the disposal costs of sludge will be greatly reduced (pressurized flotation will no longer be necessary). When adding to the grease trap, air agitation is required.

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**Overview of Oil Decomposing Bacteria** Humax is a liquid extracted over time from high-quality soil and rocks, containing a large number of bacteria that decompose oil and fats. Many products from other companies use surfactants (components of detergents) to break down oil and fats into fatty acids, making it easier for the microorganisms in the subsequent aeration tank to decompose them, which actually increases the inflow pollution load. While it may seem that the grease trap has become clean, it merely changes form and flows into the next tank. Humax decomposes and removes oil and fats in the initial stage, significantly reducing the pollution load for biological treatment in the subsequent stage. Additionally, it has a deodorizing effect, so the sour odor that arises when oil oxidizes is almost eliminated.