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HEMPZYME

Pilot program

Start with one waste stream.

HEMPZYME pilots begin by identifying a repeatable, chemically characterized laboratory waste stream and validating whether biological treatment is technically and economically suitable.

Process

What happens after you submit

  1. 1

    Waste characterization

    We review analytical data for one repeatable aqueous stream and confirm segregation requirements.

  2. 2

    Bench-scale compatibility test

    Small-volume tests indicate whether the contaminant classes present are biologically addressable.

  3. 3

    Enzyme / sorbent selection

    Enzyme families and hemp-derived media are matched to the specific chemical targets.

  4. 4

    Pilot reactor trial

    A modular cartridge train runs on your stream under controlled waste-treatment workflows.

  5. 5

    Analytical validation

    LC-MS, GC-MS, TOC or ICP-MS results determine whether treatment performance is real and repeatable.

Pilot request

Tell us about the stream

The more analytical detail you can share, the faster we can tell you whether biology is the right tool — or whether conventional treatment remains the answer.

e.g. 20 L / week

List substances or classes you have analytical evidence for.

Do not upload confidential formulas, trade secrets or personally identifiable health information.

Analytical verification required. Submitting a request does not imply that the described waste stream can be treated, nor that treated water may be discharged.