Future proofing your lagoon with BioCord Reactors

You’ve probably heard of future proofing for things like communication networks, buildings, and energy infrastructure, but what about wastewater treatment lagoons?
Bishop BioCord Reactors – Simple, low-energy nutrient removal.

BioCord® Reactors provide a simple, low-energy, fixed-film biological treatment process to dramatically increase the performance of wastewater lagoons and conventional activated sludge systems for ammonia, BOD and TSS removal.
The journey to select, design and install a BioCord condominium for bacteria in a far north lagoon

Every wastewater plant can experience washout—a condition where high hydraulic loading causes microorganisms to be flushed out of a treatment cell at a faster rate than they can be replenished.
Webinar – BioCord Basics

See how easy-to-use, low-energy BioCord technology is able to dramatically improve year-round nutrient and organic removals without the hefty capital and operating costs of more complex systems.
Is your lagoon suffering from washout?

Every wastewater plant can experience washout—a condition where high hydraulic loading causes microorganisms to be flushed out of a treatment cell at a faster rate than they can be replenished.
BioCord Reactors set to provide enhanced ammonia removal for Limoges WWTF

Bishop BioCord® Reactors are in place at the lagoons of the Limoges WWTF as part of a $10-million project, designed and managed by R.V Anderson Associates Limited, to upgrade the plant’s capacity and performance.
Legumier Du Madawaska BioCord® upgrade

The Legumier du Madawaska is a vegetable processing facility located near Riviere-Verte, New Brunswick.
Innovative, low-energy treatment to remove contaminants from process wastewater and ML/ARD

Case studies as presented at the 2022 Tailings and Mine Waste Conference.
Robust cold-weather performance and lower cost make BioCord® ideal choice for lagoon upgrade in Northern Alberta

Bishop Water’s BioCord excels in cold weather wastewater ammonia removal, upgrading Northern Alberta lagoons with a simple, low-energy solution. See how it ensures compliance in harsh winters at a lower cost.
Crafting a simple, affordable system to treat brewery wastewater and avoid sewer surcharges

Sewer surcharges can significantly impact the bottom line for breweries and other food and beverage processors. Adding an onsite wastewater treatment plant is one way to reduce sewer surcharges, but many options are costly, complex, and require a significant amount of space, which can make it tough to decide whether to install a system or continue paying higher fees to the utility.