💧 Quick Read:
BioPhosphate or ABC Animal Bone Char is a next-generation green adsorbent made from food-grade animal bone meal through the 3R zero-emission and energy independent technology. With its highly macroporous structure and rich mineral composition, it efficiently removes contaminants from water, can be regenerated up to 4–5 times, and even repurposed as a biofertiliser—supporting a truly circular economy.
🔎 Deep Dive:
BioPhosphate is an advanced form of ABC (Animal Bone Char), produced at >850°C without chemicals in a zero-emission, energy-independent process. This sustainable method ensures a safe and circular use of resources while upcycling bone meal into high-value products.
Its unique composition includes over 35% P₂O₅ and more than 37% CaO, alongside 8–10% carbon content, resulting in a material that is both an effective adsorbent and a potential nutrient source. The surface area ranges from 90–120 m²/g, while its particle size distribution (50 μm to <63,000 μm, optimally 100–500 μm) ensures it is fully macroporous. This structure gives BioPhosphate superior efficiency in removing a broad spectrum of contaminants, including Potentially Toxic Elements (PTEs) like cadmium, lead, mercury, and arsenic; fluoride and chlorine; organic colorants; and radionuclides such as uranium and radium.
Designed for water and liquid treatment applications, BioPhosphate provides industrial-grade performance while being a green, chemical-free solution. Its ability to be regenerated and reused multiple times adds cost-effectiveness and efficiency. Once its adsorption cycle ends, it can be repurposed as a biofertiliser, closing the loop and contributing to a circular economy.