Ammonia nitrogen remover is a general term for chemicals specifically used in wastewater treatment to remove ammonia nitrogen from wastewater. Ammonia nitrogen removers have fast reaction rates, wide adaptability, and do not require changes in treatment processes,
Just need to add the characteristics of the dosing device. Especially suitable for medium and low concentration ammonia nitrogen wastewater.

One chemical agent:

By adding chemical agents, the ammonia nitrogen in the wastewater undergoes a chemical reaction. There are many methods with different principles, such as sodium phosphate and magnesium chloride, which belong to conventional precipitation methods, MT-501, which belongs to catalytic oxidation methods, and chlorine gas, which belongs to breakpoint chlorination methods. However, their purpose is to reduce the ammonia nitrogen in the wastewater.

This method is called materialization.

II Microbial agents

Microbial agents are used to remove pollutants by adding artificially domesticated microorganisms specifically designed to decompose ammonia nitrogen This method is called microbiological method.