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Bioproc

Bioproc provides an integrated gas management solution for the agricultural industry, utilizing a bacterial biofilter to treat odorant and polluting gases from waste lagoons and manure pits. Their UBIPROC system ensures regulatory compliance through real-time monitoring of emissions and alerts for peak contaminant concentrations.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

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Product

Problem

Industrial processes, particularly in the agricultural sector, generate odorant and polluting gases that pose environmental challenges and compliance risks. Managing these emissions effectively is crucial for sustainable operations and meeting regulatory standards.

Solution

Bioproc offers the UBIPROC system, an integrated gas management solution designed for the agricultural industry. This system utilizes a bacterial biofilter to remove odorant and polluting gases, coupled with a real-time monitoring platform. The UBIPROC system facilitates regulatory compliance by treating emissions from sources like waste lagoons and manure pits. By employing biotechnological innovation, Bioproc addresses environmental challenges and promotes responsible waste management practices within the agricultural sector.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes companies within the agricultural, viticultural, and wastewater treatment industries that require effective management of gaseous emissions and industrial liquid waste.

Features

  • Bacterial biofilter utilizing a microbial biofilm for gas purification.
  • Real-time monitoring platform with sensors at the biofilter inlet and outlet.
  • Measurement of contaminant concentrations in the air stream.
  • Data transmission to a web-accessible platform for user monitoring.
  • Generation of alerts for peak contaminant concentrations.
  • Designed for extraction of gases from accumulation zones such as waste lagoons and manure pits.
  • Focus on abatement of contaminants in agricultural wastewater (riles).
  • Development of bioproducts based on microbial biofilms for contaminant reduction.
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