Nutrients such as Urea and DAP (Diammonium Phosphate) are essential additives used in wastewater treatment to support and enhance biological processes. They provide the necessary nitrogen and phosphorus required for healthy microbial growth in biological treatment systems. In many industrial wastewater streams, organic carbon is present but nutrients are insufficient, which limits the activity of microorganisms. By adding Urea (nitrogen source) and DAP (nitrogen and phosphorus source), the microbial population becomes more active and efficient in breaking down organic pollutants. This balanced nutrient supply improves the removal of BOD and COD, stabilizes the biological process, and enhances the overall performance of aeration tanks and activated sludge systems. Proper nutrient dosing helps maintain a healthy biomass and prevents process upsets in wastewater treatment plants. These nutrients are widely used in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment systems where biological treatment is a key process.
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