Biologic hydrocarbon absorbent specific for soil
Oil Bio Remover is a biological hydrocarbon absorbent composed of biological surfactants obtained by a natural fermentation process, making it a biodegradable product with negligible environmental impact.
The main benefit of the biological surfactants is that they produce a low surface tension for the water and hydrocarbons, for effective emulsification of the encrusted hydrocarbons.
For removal of the most difficult hydrocarbons, dilute the product in water from 1:15 up to 1:1500.
Bioremediation Bioremediation is a waste-management technique that involves the use of organisms to remove or neutralize hydrocarbon pollutants from a contaminated site. The innovation represented by bioremediation consists in the possibility to work directly on the site instead of removing the soil to decontaminate it elsewhere, avoiding further environmental damage caused by this removal. How it works Autochthonous bacteria, that is those found naturally in the soil, are not sufficient to decontaminate the ground in a short timeframe. As such, biological reinforcement is required to stimulate their reproduction, accelerating the decontamination process. Once a sufficient quantity of micro-organisms specially selected for the site has been obtained in the laboratory, they are then inoculated into the soil, thus accelerating the hydrocarbon conversion process into carbon dioxide and water. In order for this process to proceed correctly, certain chemical and physical site conditions must be respected, such as:
In conclusion, bioremediation favours ground decontamination from hydrocarbons quickly and with the minimum possible impact on the environment.
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