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Bactivators
The Bacta-Pur Bactivators for commercial use in aquaculture and agriculture are automatic systems which continuously grow and preactivate Bacta-Pur biotechnologies.

Bacta-Pur biotechnologies have developed a world wide reputation as being state-of-the-art. Now the on-site techniques of physiological engineering of microorganisms to optimize process control have been automated to save time and money. The compact size of the Bactivator allows simple installation in almost any location.


    Symptoms
  • ammonia and nitrite levels too high
  • feed conversion efficiency not high enough
  • biofilter taking too long to start
  • biofilter slow to respond to variations / fluctuating loads
  • stress causing health problems/disease
  • excessive soluble phosphates
    Treatment Benefits
  • eliminate toxic levels, therefore reducing stress
  • reduced stress equals better feed conversion
  • active beneficial strains reduce start-up times
  • active beneficial strains allow for a quicker response
  • reduced stress thus increase disease resistance
  • reduce soluble phosphates


Establishing and maintaining the proper operation of a biofilter requires the continual presence of a balanced community of beneficial microorganisms, which are responsible for the removal of BOD, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate and phosphorous. The Bactivator has been designed to ensure the presence of all members of this community and to also ensure that they are continuously added in an active phase of growth.

Continually fortifying with the necessary microorganisms gives you an added advantage when it comes to variations within the system. The ability of your system to accommodate fluctuating loads, pH and temperature changes or changes which result from chemical / antibiotic treatment, will depend on the health of your biofilter. The time necessary to develop increased biomass (beneficial microorganisms) inhibits the ability to stock systems. Protect yourself from sudden biofilter problems by continuously supplying the necessary microorganisms.

It has been well documented that continual additions of active cultures, in high numbers, will limit the available living space for pathogenic (disease causing) microorganisms. With a reduced number of pathogens, disease prevalence and stress will decline. The benefits of overall reduced stress results in increased growth (conversion efficiency), survival, disease resistance and increased profits.

    Bactivators automatically perform the following operations
  • grow the bacteria to increase their numbers;
  • physiologically engineer or condition the microorganisms to be in a rapid phase of growth prior to their addition to the waste water treatment system;
  • in the preactivation mode of operation, optimize the synthesis of enzymes to solubilize grease, protein
    and / or sludge, and
  • in the preconditioning mode of operation, induce the bacteria to synthesize the internal enzymes to biodegrade refractory products such as site-specific hydrocarbons.



Process and equipment
Maximum space requirements for complete installation: 24" (60cm) High by 24" (60cm) Wide.

The Bactivator contain four principal components, which are mounted on a plastic pallet for shipping and use: a reservoir(s) for the microorganisms and nutrients, a multi-step bioreactor(s), a panel holding the water filtration, conditioning and flow control equipment, and an electrical control box.

1. The reservoir(s) contain a supply of Bacta-Pur beneficial biotechnologies and nutrients. Floating spheres minimize air contact and destabilization of the bacteria and nutrient mixtures. Dosing pump(s) transfer the bacterial/nutrient mixture to the bioreactor. Low level float switch(es), within the reservoir(s), send a signal to and light a red indicator light on the electric control panel when the reservoir needs to be refilled. The switch also cuts the current to the peristaltic pump.

2. The bioreactor(s) have internal compartments or growth chambers, with aeration. The first contains an immersion heater and receives the incoming bacteria/nutrients and water. This compartment serves to bring the bacteria out of dormancy and to begin their growth. The culture water overflows into the bioreactor container, which serves as the second and largest of the growth chambers. The bacterial culture then leaves the compartment to be fed into the waste water treatment system.

3. The water treatment and flow control panel contains an activated carbon filter and a flow control meter. City water is simply connected to the filter, which removes residual chlorine and large particles. The flow of incoming water is easily controlled by opening or closing the valve on the flow meter.

4. The electrical control box contains all the circuits and the breaker for the system. The unit is CSA approved. The main power switch (green light) and the low level indicator (red light) are found on the cover of the electrical box.

The Bactivator has been designed and built to operate during a long periods of time with a minimum of maintenance.

Determining your equipment needs:

  • Model H: To biodegrade hydrocarbons;

  • Model XLG: To biodegrade sludge, fats and grease in waste water treatment plants and to treat agricultural wastes and to biodegrade soluble organic pollutants - BOD reduction;

  • Model N: To nitrify and to denitrify.

Systems for untreated water
AQN200
(up to 52,000 gal. US)

AQN400
(up to 104,000 gal. US)
AQN500
(up to 130,000 gal. US)
AQN1000
(up to 260,000 gal. US)

Systems for treated water
LNS500
(up to 130,000 gal. US)
LNS1000
(up to 260,000 gal. US)

Contact us for prices.

Models available 110/120v, 60Hz or 220/240v, 50 Hz
Larger models as well as alternate voltage models are available as special order items.

The Bacta-Pur quality assurance program guarantees optimal activity and absence of pathogens in every lot. Bactivators are factory calibrated and tested prior to shipping.

 




 

Bacteria and Pond Health
Principles of Pond Health Management

Sludge Reduction in Trout Pond
Reduction of Airborne Ammonia in Chicken Barn
Reductions of Solids in Cow Manure
Reduction of BOD and Ammonia in Pig Manure
Water Quality Improvement in Cold & Cool Water Aquaculture


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