Effectiveness of NanoCleanse System
Control Bacteria without the use of Toxic Biocides
LCP Tech Inc. has developed a mixture of non-toxic
enzymes called
NanoCleanse®-SRB. This chemistry
stops odor and corrosion by preventing
Sitters vs Swimmers
- In most systems or processes, there are
bacteria that reside in the slime layers or biofilms -we call these
the "sitters". There are also the
"swimmers" which are found in the process fluid. Most biocides are
ineffective in controlling bacteria because the sitters hide in the
biofilms and wait for the biocides to pass. The swimmers are killed
and typical test strips indicate lower level bacteria counts. The
sitters then reproduce and the bacteria counts come back. More and
more biocides are needed as the "sitters" grow. With the NanoCleanse
system, the chemistry prevents the ability of SRB bacteria to form
and fortify the slime layers which eliminates the "sitters" while
the equipment eliminates the "swimmers". This results in process
fluid that is always clean.
LCP Tech’s proprietary enzyme
formulation, NanoCleanse®-SRB, controls hydrogen sulfide
(H2S) gas created by the presence of Sulfate Reducing Bacteria
(SRB). SRB convert sulfate in water to sulfide, resulting in a
number of adverse effects, which includes:
1. Generation of toxic hydrogen sulfide, “rotten egg smell”
2. Severe pitting and corrosion [(MIC) Microbial Induced Corrosion],
even in stainless steels and concrete
3. Metal precipitation, which enhances biologically generated
sulfide
4. Forms biofilms (slime layers)
which resist even the strongest biocides
5. Presence of SRB also contribute to fungal growth
1. Non-Toxic, Worker Friendly Product
2. Stops generation of hydrogen sulfide gas at the source and
eliminates odor of “rotten eggs”
3. Controls microbial induced corrosion (MIC) by stopping H2S.
4. Eliminates black sulfide precipitates.
5. Stabilizes the pH
6. Extends sewer or bath life
7. Slime layers
naturally sloughs off
wherein the sulfide is generated
8. Controls fungal growth caused by presence of sulfide