Bishop Water Technologies provides simple, reliable nutrient removal and solids management solutions that enable communities and industries to affordably solve water and wastewater challenges while protecting the environment. Whether your project involves a new treatment plant or upgrades to an existing one, the Bishop Water team can provide an easy-to-operate, low-energy solution that is customized to meet your needs.
Bishop BioCord™ Reactors
Simple, low-energy nutrient removal — even at 1°C
Bishop BioCord™ Reactors biological nutrient removal provides a simple and efficient way to dramatically increase capacity and performance of a wastewater lagoon or conventional activated sludge plant without expanding footprint.
Achieve up to 99% ammonia reduction in difficult treatment conditions such as during cold weather or when experiencing high-strength or variable loading;
Low-energy, self-regulating process;
The fixed-film, modular system is like a condominium for bacteria on which preferred, naturally occurring bacteria can thrive;
Flexible, modular design that can be customized to fit virtually any secondary treatment process and handle anticipated flow and loading parameters.
Reduce sludge production and achieve ultra-low phosphorus levels without tertiary filtration
ClariPhos™ is a unique rare-earth based coagulant that offers a simple, affordable way to achieve ultra-low phosphorus levels—as low as 0.07 mg/L—in treated effluent without the need for costly tertiary filtration systems.
An advanced treatment technology that outperforms conventional alum- and ferric-based coagulants
Made with rare earth minerals that bond more tightly to phosphorus to form a denser, heavier precipitate that settles about two times faster than alternatives.
Reduces sludge production by up to 50% since far less of the chemical is needed to achieve excellent phosphorus removal.
Additional benefits include improved sludge dewatering, can be safely handled in temperatures as low as -40C, inhibits struvite build-up and eliminates staining or discolouration of facility structures.