Turbidity and suspended organic matter
Addressing organic pollutants that affect water clarity.
BIOFOX application vectors
Ponds and water bodies
We use BIOFOX for the biological processing of organic pollutants in water and bottom sediment. Work begins with the causes: where organic matter enters, what has accumulated on the bottom and the condition of the aquatic environment.
Restoring the aquatic environment.
Addressing organic pollution, bottom sediment and odour sources.
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Organic bottom sediment
Processing the organic fraction of accumulated material; we record the initial condition before treatment.
Odour
Addressing accumulated organic matter and processes associated with marsh-like or putrid odours.
Excessive organic loading
Restoring the water body while monitoring incoming pollution and oxygen conditions.
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How BIOFOX is applied
Excess nutrients encourage the growth of algae and other vegetation. As this biomass dies and decomposes, oxygen is consumed and organic material accumulates. Improving water clarity therefore involves the condition of the entire aquatic environment.
We use BIOFOX to support the breakdown of organic compounds in water and sediment. The programme reflects the actual dimensions of the water body, bottom conditions, pollution inputs and observations. During application, we track clarity, odour, dissolved oxygen and available laboratory measurements.
Conditions that shape the programme
- Water surface area, average and maximum depth, and bottom sediment thickness.
- Where water enters and leaves, and the sources of pollution within the catchment.
- Dissolved oxygen, clarity, odour and initial water analyses.
- Control of fresh pollution inputs. Treating accumulated organic matter does not remove the need to address continuing pollution.
Three steps to implementation
- 01
Record the initial condition
The questionnaire, photographs and available analyses establish a baseline.
- 02
Receive a programme
The analytical team considers the dimensions, sediment and conditions of the water body.
- 03
Monitor changes
Compare water conditions and monitoring results throughout application.
Relevant materials
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Send the original questionnaire and available data. Our analytical team will prepare individual recommendations.
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