Reduction of Accumulated Solids

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Reduction of Accumulated Solids

Reduction of Total Suspended Solids - Precursor of Sludge Formation -

Animal Waste Lagoons (CAFO)

VBTTM Impact on Total Suspended Solids(TSS) – Iowa Dairy 65% Reduction in TSS in First 60 Days

VBTTM Impact on Total Suspended Solids (TSS) – California Dairy Total Solids (mg/L) Trend Line 39.5% Reduction in Total Solids Time

On-Site Sewage Facilities (OSSF) Testing

NSF Test NSF International conducted a Performance Evaluation of VBTTM to Schedule 40 standards over 6 months.

NSF Test Average TSS reduced from 212 mg/L (influent) to 36 mg/L (effluent) - 83% Reduction in highest loading TSS (1,300 mg/L) by 95%

Summary of NSF Tests – Suspended Solids 83% Average Reduction Solids (mg/L)

Trinity River Authority of Texas (TRA) Evaluation A series of samples were taken from a standard septic tank installation over a period of 9 months. Three tanks – initially with VBTTM in second tank only. Later, second VBTTM added to first tank.

TRA Results With only 1 VBTTM - TSS reduced by 69% With second VBTTM added - TSS reduced by 79% - Discharge to disposal field at less than 30 mg/L

Single VBTTM Effect on TSS

Reduction of Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD) - Precursor of Sludge Formation -

VBTTM Impact on BOD5/VOC - California Dairy - 83% Reduction in BOD BOD (mg/L) Trend line

VBTTM Impact on BOD5/VOC - Iowa Dairy - 75% Reduction in BOD5 in First 60 Days

On-Site Sewage Facilities (OSSF) Testing

NSF International Test Average BOD5 reduced from 202 mg/L (influent) to 51 mg/L (effluent) - 74% Reduction in highest loading BOD5 (660 mg/L) by 89%

Summary of NSF Tests – BOD5 74% Average Reduction BOD5 (mg/L)

Trinity River Authority of Texas (TRA) Evaluation A series of samples were taken from a standard septic tank installation over a period of 9 months. Three tanks – initially with VBTTM in second tank only. Later, second VBTTM added to first tank.

TRA Results With only 1 VBTTM - BOD5 reduced by 69% With second VBTTM added - BOD5 reduced by 85% - Discharge to disposal field at less than 30 mg/L

Single VBTTM Effect on BOD5