Diagnosis of Biological Systems

At EP, we offer specialized diagnostic services for biological systems, focused on guaranteeing the efficiency and sustainability of biological processes in water and wastewater treatment.
Using state-of-the-art technology and our expertise in environmental engineering, we identify and solve problems, optimizing the performance of biological systems.

What is biological systems diagnostics?

The diagnosis of biological systems involves the detailed evaluation of biological processes used in the treatment of water and effluents. Our aim is to identify faults, inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement to ensure the effective and sustainable operation of the systems.

Identifying problems

We detect and analyze problems that compromise the efficiency of biological systems, such as microbiological imbalances and operational problems.

Process optimization

We provide solutions to optimize biological processes, improving the efficiency and quality of treatment.

Sustainability

We implement practices that promote sustainability, reducing the environmental impact of treatment processes.

cost reduction

By optimizing systems, we help reduce operating and maintenance costs and increase the useful life of equipment.

Our diagnostic services include

Microbiological analysis

Evaluation of the microbiological community present in biological systems, identifying imbalances and pathogens.

Monitoring operational parameters

Continuous monitoring of parameters such as pH, temperature, BOD, COD and dissolved oxygen to ensure optimum operating conditions.

Performance evaluation

Analysis of the performance of biological systems, identifying inefficiencies and proposing improvements.

Development of customized solutions

Proposing customized solutions for optimizing and correcting specific problems in biological systems.

Stages of biological wastewater treatment

Grating: Removal of large and small solids to protect the other treatment stages.
Pumping: Use of tanks with pumps and valves to overcome differences in the topography of the terrain.
Sandbox: Retention of smaller solids and constant cleaning of waste.
Aerated lagoons: Controlled aeration to maintain adequate levels of dissolved oxygen, essential for the aerobic biota that consumes polluting organic matter.
Decantation ponds: Decantation of the flocs formed by the microorganisms, forming the sludge that will be treated later.
Dredging and sludge treatment: Removal of sludge from the settling ponds, followed by the addition of polymer and the use of centrifuges to separate the liquid.
Sludge drying and composting: turning the sludge into a paste and then composting it for agricultural use.

Interested in learning more about how our biological systems diagnostics services can benefit your project?