Let nature do the job !
New DNA technologies are creating unprecedented possibilities in the treatment of water, ground, air and waste materials. With these DNA techniques we develop new technologies to remove contaminants from your ground, water or industrial processes more cheaply and permanently. We characterise and accurately measure your biological processes so that you can let nature do the work. Our services are available for water treatment, soil remediation, ecology and industry.Contact
Orvion
't Vaartland 27
2821 LH Stolwijk
+31 182 606360
info@orvion.nl
Client: Logisticon Water Treatment Question: A very highly loaded MBR bioreactor (average influent concentrations COD 15.000 mg/L and ammonium 4.000 mg-N/L) showed Nitrite accumulation (up to 1.000 mg/L) and didn’t function properly. The question was to find the underlying problems and advise on the optimization of the process in order …
Client: Water Board Schieland and Krimpenerwaard Question: A watertreatment plant periodically has problems sludge bulking, the question was to analyse with ORVIdetect quantitative PCR to gain insight into the filamentous growth in the sludge. Work done: ORVIdetect analyses for several filamentous micro-organisms were performed on the sludge. At the moment …
Client: City of The Hague Question: Design, tender and guidance of the implementation of the biological in-situ remediation of the J. Gillesstraat in The Hague Work done: Development and design of a alternative approach to the remediation of CVOCs. Planning, design, modelling, selection of contractor, preparation of the remediation and …
Client: The Province of Noord-Brabant Question: Specialist in-situ soil remediation and geohydrology Work done: As a result of the destructive fire on the premices of Chemie-Pack in Moerdijk, the local soil and water have been severely polluted. Orvion has been asked by the Province of Noord-Brabant to act as in-situ …
The new website is now online! Here you can find updates on projects, innovations and news concerning Orvion and our activities. Take a look at dechlorination.eu for more information on the remediation of chlorinated solvents.
