Autotrophic nitrifying bacteria ammonia nitrogen removal technology

The removal of ammonia nitrogen in water bodies is mainly accomplished by autotrophic nitrifying bacteria. Autotrophic nitrifying bacteria are a special type of microorganism that specifically consume ammonia nitrogen and do not absorb other nutrients. Autotrophic nitrifying bacteria are divided into two major categories, namely ammonia-oxidizing bacteria (AOB) and nitrite-oxidizing bacteria (NOB). The relay action of these two types of bacteria can convert ammonia nitrogen in water into nitrite and then into nitrate, thereby achieving the removal of ammonia nitrogen in water.

The Water-World BioPower100 autotrophic nitrifying bacteria product is a new generation of nitrifying bacteria product that combines high-purity AOB and NOB. It features high nitrification rate, strong adaptability, and strong shock resistance, among other excellent characteristics. The removal rate of ammonia nitrogen can reach over 99%.