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Bio-Microbics has earned NSF®/ANSI® 350 certification for its Bio-Barrier® membrane bioreactor (MBR). NSF scientists conducted an evaluation spanning more than six months of continuous operation of the treatment system at one of NSF's approved wastewater testing facilities. NSF/ANSI 350 was developed over a four-year period and covers onsite water reuse technologies. As one of the first systems to comply with applicable standards, the goal of Bio-Microbics is to use decentralized treatment technology for the benefit of water-reuse projects that reduce fresh water consumption and minimize effluent discharge.

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