Services and Capabilities
BBRC offers a wide spectrum services to industries and organizations within country. Apart from routine chemical and microbiological analysis of water, wastewater, food and chemical, other services cover a range including:
- Surveys and assessment of pollution.
- Feasibility and pilot plant studies.
- Design of water and wastewater treatment plants.
- Design of fermentation processes.
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Evaluation and upgrading of existing plants.
In order to design a project, importance is given to the selection of the most economic and cost effective methods of treatment, which is best known as “appropriate technology”. Particular emphasis is laid on site investigation, the study of manufacturing process collection and evaluation of the data needed for designing a successful project.
Above all, BBRC is honored to announce that its main task is to develop technology and to train specialists to manage, or to take the task of designing, developing, and trouble shooting of local Industries.
BBRC Strain Collection
BBRC strain collection is a merge of local collection located at BBRC , Sharif university of Technology ready to supply all the relevant services both to the public and private sectors.
1. Fully Characterized Strains
1.1. Bacteria
No |
Species |
BBRC NO |
Cross Reference |
1 |
Aceto bacter |
10001 |
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2 |
Alcaligenes eutrophus |
10057 |
PTCC-1615
ACM-1296 |
3 |
Bacillus cereus |
10004 |
|
4 |
Bacillus coagulans |
10005 |
|
5 |
Bacillus licheniformis |
10006 |
|
6 |
Bacillus licheniformis |
10053 |
PTCC-1331 |
7 |
Bacillus sphaericus |
10054 |
PTCC-1487 |
8 |
Bacillus subtilis |
10009 |
PTCC-1023
ATCC-6633 |
9 |
Bifidobacterium bifidum |
10059 |
PTCC 1644 |
10 |
Corynebacterium glutamicum |
10016 |
ATCC-1532 |
11 |
E. coli |
10019 |
ATCC-11105 |
12 |
E. coli |
10060 |
PTCC 1533 |
13 |
Enterobacter cloacae |
10061 |
|
14 |
Geobacillus thermoleovorans |
10047 |
DSMZ-5366 |
15 |
Hyphomicrobium facile subs.facile |
10049 |
DSMZ-1565 |
| 16 |
Lactobacillus acidophilus |
10062 |
PTCC – 1643 |
17 |
Methylobacterium extorquens |
10045 |
DSMZ-1337 |
18 |
Micrococcus luteus |
10028 |
ATCC-4698 |
19 |
Pseudomonas |
10035 |
|
20 |
Pseudomonas aeruginosa |
10036 |
RPMC- B-3556 |
21 |
Pseudomonas putida |
10055 |
PTCC-1694
ATCC-12633 |
22 |
Serratia marcesens |
10040 |
PTCC-1187 |
23 |
Staphylococcus aureus |
10050 |
PTCC-1113 |
24 |
Streptomyces erythreus |
10042 |
PTCC-1120 |
25 |
Streptomyces fradia |
10048 |
DSMZ- 40705 |
26 |
Streptomyces rimasus |
10056 |
PTCC-1144
ATCC-10970 |
27 |
Streptomyces clavuligerus |
10058 |
PTCC-1705
DSMZ-41826 |
| 28 |
Sulfate-reducing bacteria |
10064 |
|
| 29 |
Thiobacillus Thioparus |
1065 |
DSMZ: 5368
PTCC1668 |
30 |
Xanthomonas campestris |
10063 |
PTCC – 1473 |
1.2. Molds and Yeasts
No |
Species |
BBRC NO |
Cross Reference |
1 |
Aspergillus flavus |
20001 |
PTCC-5006 |
2 |
Aspergillus foetidus |
20002 |
PTCC-5099 |
3 |
Aspergillus niger |
20003 |
NCIM-548 |
4 |
Aspergillus niger |
20004 |
PTCC - 5012 |
5 |
Aspergillus niger |
20005 |
PTCC-5010 |
6 |
Aspergillus niger |
20006 |
PTCC-5103 |
7 |
Aspergillus niger |
20018 |
سنگاپور |
8 |
Debaryomyces hansenii
var.hansenii |
30009 |
CBS-767هلند |
9 |
Kluyvero myces marxianus |
30013 |
PTCC-5195 |
10 |
Penicillum chrysogenum |
20009 |
PTCC-5032 |
11 |
Penicillium simplicissimum |
20019 |
سنگاپور |
12 |
Phanerochaete chrysosporium |
20020 |
PTCC-5270
ATCC-24725 |
13 |
Pichia guilliermondi |
30014 |
ATCC 90877 |
14 |
Pichia stipitis |
30010 |
CBS-7126هلند |
15 |
Rhizopus oryzae |
20011 |
PTCC-5263 |
16 |
Saccharomyces cervisiae |
30006 |
|
17 |
Trichoderma koningil |
20013 |
PTCC-5139 |
18 |
Trichoderma longibrachiatum |
20014 |
PTCC-5140 |
19 |
Trichoderma reesei |
20015 |
PTCC-5142 |
20 |
Zygosaccharomyces rouxii |
30012 |
PTCC-5206 |
1.3 Halophilic strains
| No |
Species |
Cross Reference |
Medium |
| 1 |
Natronorubrum tibetense |
DSMZ- 13204 |
|
| 2 |
Halorubrum vacuolatum |
DSMZ- 8800 |
|
| 3 |
Natronobacterium gregoryi |
DSMZ- 3393 |
Medium 371 , 37°C |
| 4 |
Haloferax mediterranei |
DSMZ- 1411 |
Medium 97 , 37°C Or Medium 372 , 37°C |
| 5 |
Natrialba magadii |
DSMZ- 3394 |
Medium 371 , 37°C |
| 6 |
Natronococcus occultus |
DSMZ- 3396 |
Medium 371 , 37°C |
| 7 |
Halobacterium salinarum |
ATCC- 33171 |
ATCC medium 217 , 35°C |
2.Screened and Partially Characterized Strains
No |
Species |
BBRC NO |
Cross Reference |
1 |
Yeast |
9001 |
TOC Removal |
2 |
Fungi |
9002 |
PAH removal |
3 |
Bacteria |
9003 |
PAH removal |
4 |
Bacteria |
9004 |
Furfural treatment |
5 |
Bacteria |
9006 |
Sulfur removal |
6 |
Bacteria |
9007 |
Sulfur removal |
7 |
Bacteria |
9008 |
Sulfur removal |
8 |
Bacteria |
9012 |
Asphalthene removal |
9 |
Bacteria |
9013 |
Oil Emulsifier production |
10 |
Bacteria |
9014 |
Oil Emulsifier production |
11 |
Bacteria |
9015 |
Oil Emulsifier production |
12 |
Bacteria |
9016 |
Sulfur removal |
13 |
Bacteria |
9018 |
Sulfur removal |
14 |
Bacteria |
9019 |
Oil Emulsifier production |
15 |
Bacteria |
9020 |
Oil Emulsifier production |
16 |
Bacteria |
9021 |
Oil Emulsifier production |
17 |
Bacteria |
9022 |
Oil Emulsifier production |
18 |
Bacteria |
9023 |
Oil Emulsifier production |
19 |
Yeast |
9026 |
PAH removal |
20 |
Bacteria |
9048 |
Sulfur removal |
21 |
Bacteria |
9050 |
Sulfur removal |
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|
|
22 |
Fungi |
9052 |
Sulfur removal |
23 |
Bacteria |
9056 |
Petroleum Oil removal |
24 |
Fungi |
9057 |
Thermophylic Fungi for oil removal |
25 |
Fungi |
9058 |
Thermophylic Fungi for oil removal |
26 |
Bacteria |
9059 |
Diesel Removal |
27 |
Bacteria |
9060 |
Diesel Removal |
28 |
Bacteria |
9061 |
Diesel Removal |
29 |
Bacteria |
9062 |
Diesel Removal |
30 |
Bacteria |
9063 |
Diesel Removal |
31 |
Bacteria |
9064 |
Diesel Removal |
32 |
Bacteria |
9065 |
Diesel Removal |
33 |
Bacteria |
9066 |
Diesel Removal |
34 |
Bacteria |
9067 |
Diesel Removal |
35 |
Bacteria |
9068 |
Diesel Removal |
36 |
Bacteria |
9069 |
Diesel Removal |
37 |
Fungi |
9070 |
Lignolytic Enzyme producers Fungi |
38 |
Fungi |
9071 |
Lignolytic Fungi |
39 |
Fungi |
9072 |
Lignolytic Fungi |
40 |
Fungi |
9073 |
Lignolytic Fungi |
41 |
Fungi |
9074 |
Lignolytic Fungi |
42 |
Fungi |
9075 |
Lignolytic Fungi |
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Facilities

Through its location, the centre benefits from extensive facilities of the university while retaining on industrially oriented viewpoint.
The centers facilities include various more or less quipped laboratories such as: Fermentation, bioreactor, microbiology, enzyme and food technology, quality control, Environmental engineering, nonotechnology, tissue and genetic engineering, pilot plants for training, research and feasibility. A workshop is among other useful assets of the center.
The Biochemical and Bioenvironmental Research Center offers services on a consultation basis to governmental and non-governmental sectors. Apart from routine analysis of water and wastewater, the engineering division also offers advices on problems of pollution control and water and wastewater treatments. Feasibility studies and the preparation of reports and designs related to engineering consultancy, form a major part of the work within the framework of the bioenvironmental engineering section.
Short courses in pollution control and bioengineering are also offered to the private sector on demand, including training courses for technicians and plant operators.
Along with the problems of pollution in air and water, created by both human and industrial waste, the population growth demands an increased improvement in current techniques of food production, conversion and storage. Relevant research on this area of concern is also carried out at the center and related subjects in food processing technology, fermentation and biochemical engineering are investigated within the field of industrial microbiology.

A number of BBRC equipments:
TOC Analyser
Atomic adsorption
COD meter
Spectophotometer
Flame photometer
Conductometer
Incubator shakers
fermanter
Optical Microscope
Gas Chromatography
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