Regulator for promoting beneficial bacteria in culture water body
A technology for cultivating water bodies and beneficial bacteria, which is applied in the fields of special compound water treatment, biological water/sewage treatment, water/sludge/sewage treatment, etc. , to achieve the effect of large precipitation volume
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[0017] Take 20% of light calcium carbonate, 50% of corn flour, 3% of amylase, 3% of protease, 0.5% of sodium bicarbonate, 15% of regulating bacteria and 8.5% of glutinous rice glue. Take 20% of light calcium carbonate, 50% of corn flour, 3% of amylase, 3% of protease, 0.5% of sodium bicarbonate, and 15% of regulated bacteria to carry out sufficient stirring, then add appropriate amount of water and glutinous rice glue 8.5% % is stirred to make the whole into a paste, and then granulated to form a biomass unit.
[0018] Each biomass unit is in the water body, and its N source is used to absorb free ammonium ions, nitrite and nitrite in the water, small molecules such as amylase and protease, and sodium bicarbonate as the early small molecule organic nutrients for beneficial bacteria. At the same time, amylase and protease are also used to hydrolyze corn flour and glutinous rice glue to produce small molecular monosaccharides, polysaccharides, nucleotides, etc. that are easy for...
Embodiment 2
[0020] Take 30% of light calcium carbonate, 40% of corn flour, 3% of amylase, 3% of protease, 0.5% of sodium bicarbonate, 15% of regulating bacteria and 8.5% of glutinous rice glue. Take 30% of light calcium carbonate, 40% of corn flour, 3% of amylase, 3% of protease, 0.5% of sodium bicarbonate, and 15% of regulated bacteria to carry out sufficient stirring, then add appropriate amount of water and glutinous rice glue 8.5% % is stirred to make the whole into a paste, and then granulated to form a biomass unit.
[0021] Each biomass unit is in the water body, and its N source is used to absorb free ammonium ions, nitrite and nitrite in the water, small molecules such as amylase and protease, and sodium bicarbonate as the early small molecule organic nutrients for beneficial bacteria. At the same time, amylase and protease are also used to hydrolyze corn flour and glutinous rice glue to produce small molecular monosaccharides, polysaccharides, nucleotides, etc. that are easy for...
Embodiment 3
[0023] Take 40% of light calcium carbonate, 30% of corn flour, 3% of amylase, 3% of protease, 0.5% of sodium bicarbonate, 15% of regulating bacteria and 8.5% of glutinous rice glue. Take 40% of light calcium carbonate, 30% of corn flour, 3% of amylase, 3% of protease, 0.5% of sodium bicarbonate, and 15% of regulated bacteria to carry out sufficient stirring, then add appropriate amount of water and glutinous rice glue 8.5% % is stirred to make the whole into a paste, and then granulated to form a biomass unit.
[0024] Each biomass unit is in the water body, and its N source is used to absorb free ammonium ions, nitrite and nitrite in the water, small molecules such as amylase and protease, and sodium bicarbonate as the early small molecule organic nutrients for beneficial bacteria. At the same time, amylase and protease are also used to hydrolyze corn flour and glutinous rice glue to produce small molecular monosaccharides, polysaccharides, nucleotides, etc. that are easy for...
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