TM BART © TEST FOR IRB IRON RELATED BACTERIA Present/Absent - observe daily for 8 days. ABSENT PRESENT (Negative - Non-aggressive) (Positive - Aggressive) ABrowan slime ring or foam around the ball, ‘The solution has NO and/or brown slime. A Brown slime growth at the base of tube. 1. View test each day for 8 days. 2, Observe any growths/color changes. 3, Compare with descriptions. “Note: Refer to page bottom for approximate population Advanced test information. Determination of Dominant Bacteria I} Pa FO BR BG BC cc RC cL BL FOAM(FO) BROWN Solution GREEN- Solution RED: Solution Solution round bal RINGS(BR), CLoubyiGc) —CLOUDY(R)-—« CLOUDY(CL)_—_BLACK(BL) Anaerobic GEL(BG), andior —-—-Pseudomonads, Enteric Bacteria, -Heterotrophic__- Pseudomonas Bacteria CLouDstaC) Bacteria and Enters. “IRB. Determination of Potential IRB Population - observe daily for reaction. Present Fe" 140,000 9,000 Approximate su ene IRB Population: Ene (cfumL) Made in Canada Not aggressiveO © 2011 Droycon Bioconcepts Inc. BART™ is a Trademark of DBI Daystoreaction 2 4 5 6 8 9IRB-BART™ For water and wastewater Jron-Related bacteria are difficult to enumerate because they are subdivided into several groupings (e.g., iron-oxidizing and iron-reducing bacteria). Iron-related bacteria can use iron in their metabolism, Taste and odor problems and “red water” are common symptoms of problems due to iron-related bacteria, These bacteria function under different reduction-oxidation (redox) conditions and use a variety of Substrates for growth. The IRB-BARTs can detect both iron-oxidizing and iron-reducing bacteria, Common iron-related bacteria include Gallionella, Crenothrix, Sphaerotilus, Siderocapsa, and Thiobacillus fervoxidans. &. Th | i ~. \ . "| ) LRemedeimernhe 2 Uspgteoucrube 3.Fildcimerbewih — Tighlyarewe ‘Lael iequer tube, 6. Place BART ube feoawcusete KomitBanrers” simpluailtieed spbuckeniie Site das and sample Svay om ds ght fier scons, faces tefl Srerube Reimte Spi Snow toes fllcciileat0miof" Nees iferrenoring te cop tte to heer ‘eon erin” Chek opt foo the erietube and stew ont teBAR sina fr Not: Do nvsnch or “ath once srfece"” cap hy Allow he recon daly timate nee of Toevstcontaminaron > — bla sae a vow ene orid Use” nortmer hoc ‘oe ‘Ser ae. BoNor suake on ‘SWIRL THE TUBE rd For Technical Assistance, OO an agg Price nfoemation and Ordering: ‘ihe pyacoso Inthe U.S.A, Fectomaon se Call tolstee 800-227-4224 nips eM a Neer A ACH Compan Benes Gol * Wasa: 1 » D059 Die, Gamay Teeghne vot vse ax Opn seses 7, Safely dispose wing a dedicated micromave coven orby stocave. “This cetifieate conti that the BART™ product sted by name, fo number, and bach number has been subjected tothe fl range of Quality Conia proces as culined in “User Quality Conel Manual in sippor: ofthe BART Biedeecion Technologies" published in 2004 by | Droycon Bioeoneps ne | BART™ Type: IRB-BART Batch #: 0495-Z | Release date*: Dec. 17, 2010 Loti: 0495-Z el Shipment date: Feb. 9, 2011 Expiry date: December 2014 + Approval forrelese inlas the following rts 1. entimasion of seit forthe wal and caps, 2. appoval of the medium as being appropriately formed ant acceptable 3. eri, and 4. responds in peal way to inoculation end incubation using selected defined ‘cob calles Details of hese ere are icladed i Oar Web Sit “This erticae confirms tht the batch of the BART™ bindetectors fisted havo saifaciy passed the QC seeing procedures and were aggro fr release on the date given above Certificate Number: 1102094, | “This cesifcae was issued by Droycon Bioonceps Inc, 315 Dewéney Ave, Regina, SK. Canada, SAN OE? as an assurance that the prot listed above has passe trough the qulity contol procedures consdeted eseaial othe successful ws of th esting devi. Cl] 0B] 189.9001:2000 te ot eee | | 208) ae http://www.DBI.ca #8436