BioFlo™ Active Remediation System

BioFlo™ is an innovative design to create a reactive bio-barrier in areas of limited groundwater flow. It creates a low flow stream of highly gaseous supersaturated water that can be used by itself or in conjunction with a small water recovery system to create a unique mini pump and treat system. The system can saturate the water with any combination of gases for aerobic, anaerobic or cometabolic bioremediation.

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Its small pumping system can be powered by solar, wind or battery power or a regular 110 V power source.

Overview

Includes all the Intrinsic Values of an iSOC®

  • Sustainable
  • Small carbon footprint
  • Low O&M
  • Simple to deploy
  • Remote locations

Benefits

BioFlo™ Features and Advantages

   Zero down time = Saved time, saved money
   Remediate 24/7/365 = Faster site closure
   No replacement parts needed = Saved time, saved money
   No drying time required = Saved time, saved money
   Easier to use = Less training required
   No business interruption = Satisfied client
   Operates w/ solar or wind = Green sustainable technology
   Runs for pennies a day = Huge cost saving
   Hands free operation = Minimal O&M required

If gas supply is interupted, there is no need to change any parts or dry the BioFlo™ unit. Simply shake water from BioFlo™, connect the new oxygen supply and redeploy the BioFlo™.

BioFlo™ Design Advantages

  • Accelerates site closure through enhanced natural attenuation as a primary remediation strategy or as a polisher
  • Delivers 40 to 120 PPM DO depending on BioFlo™ depth
  • Installs in 4 inch wells
  • Application not limited by iron fouling under most conditions
  • Connects to standard gas cylinder
  • No off-gases, pumps, or hazardous by-products
  • Small, simple, efficient, predictable, easy to use and very low O&M
  • Ideal for remote locations and sites with no power access

BioFlo™ Operation

How BioFlo™ Works

Like iSOC®, the patented Gas inFusion technology achieves supersaturated levels of dissolved gases in liquids. BioFlo™ features a structured polymer mass transfer device containing a hydrophobic microporous hollow fiber that provides an enormous surface area – approximately 7,000 square feet of interface area per cubic feet of material – for excellent mass transfer. The internal control valve maintains proper gas pressure ensuring mass transfer without bubbles or sparging.

BioFlo™ Gas Options

  • Provides different gas options
  • Different active remediation strategies
  • Rugged, quality construction of iSOC®
  • Simple installation
  • Same intrinsic values of iSOC®
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Remedial Approaches

  • O2 for aerobic degradation - hydrocarbons, MTBE, vinyl chloride
  • H2 for anaerobic degradation of chlorinated compounds
  • Alkane gas and O2 for cometabolic degradation of recalcitrant compounds

These remedial approaches have been used on active gas stations, rail yards, landfills, remote pipeline sites, chemical and industrial facilities; brownfields, residential, commercial, institutions and manufactured gas plants.

O&M Procedures

Simply change gas cylinder and check for moisture in the inline filter. There should be no downtime for your BioFlo™ system. In the event the gas supply is interrupted;1) pull unit from the well; 2) drain the unit by removing the bottom plug, shake out water and reinsert plug; 3) activate new gas supply; 4) test BioFlo™ in a bucket of water to make sure it is bubbling; 5) re-insert in well. Procedure should take about 10 minutes. In the event that the BioFlo™ fails to bubble when tested, change the flow controller with the spare provided repeat steps 4 and 5. Refer to our website for assistance.