BIOREMEDIATION PRODUCTS

Contaminated land & sludges

Hegrem and the different products in the Hegboost series are designed for simple, "low-tech" on-site bioremediation of soil and sludges contaminated with petroleum hydrocarbons and other organic chemicals including chlorinated hydrocarbons.

Bioremediation of contaminated land

Hegrem mixed into the contaminated soil brings about absorption, bioaugmentation & biostimulation

Contaminants are absorbed and encapsulated in the fibres - thus immobilising the absorbed oil. Safe oil-degrading bacteria in Hegrem feed on and break down the contaminants. The addition of Hegrem also stimulates bacteria already in the soil

Free-flowing absorbent fibres made from recycled agricultural waste

Minimum application of 1.3 bags per cubic metre of contaminated soil. Available in 13.6 kg bags; 70 bags per pallet

 

 

Hegboost.cl is a mixture of oil-degrading bacteria added at the time of use to a blend of biodegradable surfactants and bacterial nutrients. Not always necessary, it is used at the end of treatment by Hegrem to boost the final stages

 

 

                

Hegboost.hc adn Hegbooost.ch are available as highly concentrated bacterial cultures in a small amount of liquid medium. This is enough to prepare 300 litres of usable product.

Hegboost.hc is for the bioremediation of petroleum sludges or land contaminated by petroleum hydrocarbons.

Hegboost.ch is for the remediation of land or sludges contaminated by chlorinated hydrocarbons. Both may be used instead of, with or after Hegrem.

Greases, fats, and other specific wastes

            

With release of bacteria into grease traps, solidified grease is biodegraded, rather than merely deposited further downstream

Regular dosing saves costly and unpleasant intervention in grease traps

Avoids use of harsh chemicals

 

OCBP will also be offering specific bacterial cultures for other particular types of process waste. These will be in the form of concentrated liquid cultures, tablets (Hegtab) and slow-release wax cubes (Hegblock) for effluent streams.