Industrial Reactors Systems

MBR combines biological treatment with membrane filtration, effectively separating treated water from sludge. This technology produces high-quality effluent and minimizes the need for additional clarification processes.

Advantages: High-quality effluent, compact design, and reduced footprint.

MBBR (Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor) and FAB (Fixed Activated Sludge) technologies enhance the activated sludge process by promoting the growth of microorganisms on suspended or fixed media. This facilitates the efficient breakdown of organic Pollutants in Sewage. 

SBR technology operates through a sequential cycle of fill, react, settle, and decant. This flexible process allows for biological treatment and settling to occur in the same reactor, optimizing sewage treatment. Advantages: Energy efficiency, space optimization, and superior nutrient removal.

SAFF (Submerged Aerated Fixed Film) and Trickling Filter technologies utilize a bed of media to provide a surface for microorganisms, enhancing the aeration process and promoting the biological breakdown of pollutants in sewage.

Advantages: High treatment efficiency, robust performance, and cost-effectiveness.

UASBR technology utilizes an upflow design for anaerobic treatment, where wastewater flows upwards through a sludge blanket. This promotes the anaerobic digestion of organic matter, contributing to effective sewage treatment.

Advantages: Efficient anaerobic digestion, reduced energy consumption, and lower sludge production.