Operation Description

   The BIOCON system works on a batch system basis. The whole cycle lasts about
   11 minutes, no more. The operation principle is as follows :
   The macerator grinds and reduces continuously all suspended solids to particles of 0.5mm
   and less. In this way their surface area is enlarged to an optimum size and is susceptible
   for oxidation. Now on this optimally enlarged surface area follows the physical chemical
   reactions : Air is entered in the system through the specially shaped suction of the
   recirculation pump from the enviroment and is mixed with the sewage recirculating stream.
   The oxygen and the added chlorine meet in the suction line of the mixing recirculation
   pump and are working in an aggressive reaction under strong turbulence on the organic
   matter making a quick reaction possible. Through the oxygen and the Chlorine that are
   present all over the treatment tank, organic particles are oxidized and bacteria are
   destroyed. This oxidation takes place for 4 minutes. In these 4 minutes and even further
   during the 5 min partial discharge phase the recirculation pump takes all the settled solids
   from the second chamber and brinks them back in the first chamber for further processing
   so that most solids shall be processed regarding size, oxidation, and desinfection.
   After the end of a cycle the system starts a new cycle unless sewage level inside the
   holding tank is lower than the lower level switch. Therefore the system works on demand
   only and draws power only when treatment is necessary.

BIOCON BREAKER THE BEST IN THE INDUSTRY
THE HEART OF THE BIOCON SYSTEM

   While sewage is entering the macerator first finds the rotary knife that cuts larger pieces in
   smaller ones and all of them proceed to the macerator - breaker rotating disk that
   comminutes all solids to the circumference between the disk and the housing. The tolerance
   there is less than 0,5mm. The whole fluid quantity with any solids that escape from the
   conical holes of the rotating disk meets underneath the constant impeller where everything is
   squeezed to pass due to the high rotation speed and further minimizing is achieved.  On
   every rotation the surface of the macerator disk acts as a blade on the cutter impeller lines.
   The whole homogeneous mixture continues its travel through the center hole of the cutter
   impeller to the pump impeller from where is ejected inside the first chamber of the treatment
   tank for further reprocessing with an adequate pressure that creates turbulent flow.