The problem: Landfill leachate contains a cocktail of various pollutants. In addition to biodegradable nitrogen compounds, this also includes a ...

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The problem: Landfill leachate contains a cocktail of various pollutants. In addition to biodegradable nitrogen compounds, this also includes a ...
The problem: Landfill leachate contains a cocktail of various pollutants. In addition to biodegradable nitrogen compounds, this also includes a large number of other organic and inorganic pollutant groups that are fully or partially non-biodegradable. These substances have to be removed from the landfill leachate through cost-intensive chemical/physical treatment. A possible solution: The DeSiFloc concept for landfill leachate treatment includes a new, internationally patent-protected process which can separate the pollutants more efficiently compared to conventional processes. The main part of the new process comes into play after biological pre-treatment. The non-biodegradable or residual pollutants are targeted in the FlocFormer process and can then be filtered out of the waste water flow. The operating costs of the new process are very reasonable.

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  1. Klaus, you may only use a special type of liquid bacteria (e.g., Azotobacter) if you have to remove the said pollutants. You will find the most cost-effective and eco-friendly way with an additional benefit to resolve your problem.