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Biological Treatment Summary

The Situation

A cruise line company with midsize cruising vessels was seeking an all-natural solution to enhance their waste stream processing and allow for an environmentally friendly discharge from their cruising vessels.
Organic solids and other waste accumulated throughout the waste stream, which resulted in an overall reduction in the flow of the waste stream.

Repeated problems with fats, oils, and greases that accumulated in their grease trap caused the trap to function improperly and required labor intensive cleaning.

The company wanted an easy, cost effective and all-natural treatment alternative that would allow them to manage, stabilize, and reduce the build up in their waste stream and grease trap.

The Solution

United-Tech Inc. proposed a biological treatment program using BZT® Waste Digester. The treatment program consisted of an initial seed application, followed by regular maintenance applications where BZT® Waste Digester was mixed with water and poured directly into the vessels' drainlines, black and gray water tanks, and grease trap unit. The treatment program was designed to reduce the overall volume of organic solids, fats, oils and greases in the waste stream, and improve the flow rate in the system.

The Result

Within days of the initial seed application, there was a dramatic decrease in organic solids in the black and gray water tanks. Overall flow improved significantly within the first week of the treatment program. Additionally, since the first treatment, the grease trap unit has not required any expensive and time consuming clean outs. By using this environmentally friendly product, the company has been able to accomplish their targeted goals of improving efficiency in the waste stream. The success of this biological treatment program has pleased the company so extensively, that they are now incorporating the BZT® Waste Digester treatment program among other vessels in their fleet.

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