MABR, MBBR, MBR Technique

Purpose: to removal of pollution from the wastewater takes

places called the biological treatment.

How does MBBR work?

- space for bacteria to grow
- bacteria to “eat” pollution
- air for them to breathe (like us in fact)
- and a method of transport. In purification, it is about agitation. MBBR technology

MBBR Pros Cons Model & Cost

- conventional activated sludge process and biofilm - Saving of space - Limited Nutrient Removal - Model: BF25-4
media. - Production of sludge is lower - Potential Odor Issues - $500/cubic meter
- Utilizes floating High Capacity Microorganism - MBBR system does not - Manual bacterial
Biochips media within the aeration and anoxic require chemicals monitoring required
tanks. - Saving cost and energy - Skilled operator needed
- The microorganisms consume organic material.
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Purpose: to treat wastewater by removing contaminants and
producing high-quality effluent that can be safely discharged or
reused.
How does MBR work?
Step 1: Influent Screening
Step 2: Biological Treatment
Step 3: Membrane Filtration
Step 4: Effluent Discharge or Reuse
Step 5: Sludge Management
MBR technology

MBR Pros Cons Model & Cost

- MBR is a process that combines - High quality effluent
biological treatment with membrane - Reduced sludge production
filtration. - Better COD/BOD
- Higher nutrient removal
- Lower footprint
-Difficult to operate - Model: Submerged MBR membrane
- Higher capital and bioreactor
operating costs - $5000
- Use chemicals
- Need replace
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Purpose: to wastewater treatment that lowers levels of noise

and odor for neighborhood-friendly operation.

How does Aspriral MABR work?

- Simultaneous Nitrification and Denitrification
- Air Use Inside an MABR Module

Aspiral use MABR technology

MABR
- MABR is combines biological
treatment with membrane aeration.
- It uses gas-permeable membranes
to supply oxygen to the biofilm on
the reactor media surface, allowing
for efficient oxygen transfer and
biological treatment of wastewater.
Pros
- High Effluent Quality
- Simultaneous Nitrification
and Denitrification
- Low Maintenance and
Operation Costs
- Low Odor and Noise
- reduced energy consumption
Cons Model & Cost
- Higher initial cost - Model: Aspiral use MABR
- Technology complexity technology
- Depends on capacity system
set up