About Waste Water MBR Membrane Bioreactor
Product details
| Water Source Type | Waste Water |
| Treatment Technique | Membrane Bioreactor |
| Capacity | Customised as per customer requirement |
| Water Source | Waste Water |
| Usage/Application | STP/ETP |
| Industry | All |
| Automation Grade | Semi-Automatic |
| Installation Type | Prefabricated |
Advanced Filtration TechnologyUtilizing MBR with PVDF hollow fiber or flat sheet membranes (0.1-0.4 m pore size), this system achieves exceptional removal of suspended solids, BOD, and COD from industrial and municipal wastewaters. Its robust materials and integrated design ensure stable operation, long service life, and effective pollutant separation even at high flow rates and variable inlet conditions.
Efficient and Eco-Friendly PerformanceWith a sludge age of 30-60 days and over 98% treatment efficiency, this bioreactor minimizes waste volumes and operational costs. It supports a wide pH range (6-9), low power consumption, and generates minimal noise (<60 dB), making it ideal for installations where energy efficiency and environmental compliance are paramount.
Flexible Integration and CustomizationThe system's modular, skid-mounted design allows easy installation and scalability, accommodating treatment capacities from 10 to 1000 m3/day. Customizable volumes (500L-5000L standard) and automatic controls facilitate seamless integration into new or existing water treatment facilities, ensuring adaptability to varied water qualities and site needs.
FAQ's of Waste Water MBR Membrane Bioreactor:
Q: How does the MBR membrane bioreactor effectively remove pollutants from wastewater?
A: The bioreactor utilizes PVDF membranes with pore sizes between 0.1-0.4 m, which efficiently filter out suspended solids, bacteria, and organic substances. This advanced filtration, combined with extended sludge age (SRT 30-60 days), results in TSS and BOD removal rates exceeding 99%, and COD removal rates above 90%.
Q: What types of water sources and wastewaters can be treated with this MBR system?
A: This system is designed for raw sewage, municipal wastewater, and various industrial effluents with conductivity up to 2000 S/cm. It reliably produces effluent that meets both international and local standards for discharge or reuse.
Q: When is the Clean-in-Place (CIP) system used, and what is its benefit?
A: The integrated CIP system is utilized when membrane performance decreases due to fouling. Scheduled or sensor-triggered CIP restores membrane permeability, ensures operational efficiency, and extends membrane service life (3-5 years) with minimal operator involvement.
Q: Where can this MBR waste water treatment system be installed?
A: Thanks to its modular, skid-mounted construction and compact design, the system is well-suited for a wide range of installations, including industrial sites, municipal treatment facilities, and locations with space constraints. Customizable volumes and automation make on-site implementation straightforward.
Q: What is the process flow in the MBR system for treating wastewater?
A: Wastewater first enters the bioreactor, where organic matter is biologically degraded by activated sludge. The mixture then passes through the membrane unit, where suspended solids and contaminants are separated, leaving high-purity treated water with less than 10 S/cm conductivity.
Q: How does the system support sustainability and efficient operation?
A: By achieving high pollutant removal rates (>98%), reducing sludge production, and offering a high water recycle rate (up to 99%), the system supports water reuse and resource conservation. Automatic controls, energy-efficient motors, and low operational noise further enhance its sustainability profile.