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PART 6 Conclusion
2. React Phase
- Biological treatment of sewage
- Aeration and mixing in the reactor
3. Settle Phase
- Separation of treated water from sludge
- Importance of settling time
4. Decant Phase
- Treated water removal process
Sequencial Batch Reactor - Sludge return to the reactor
• Sludge Handling: Address the methods for sludge handling and disposal.
Sequencial Batch Reactor
- Aeration System
- Settling Tank
- Decanting System
- Space-saving design
c) Reduced Footprint: SBR systems often require less space compared to traditional
wastewater treatment methods, making them suitable for areas with limited land
availability.
d) Energy Efficiency: The intermittent aeration and idle periods in SBR systems lead to
energy savings compared to continuous-flow systems.
e) Nutrient Removal: SBR sewage treatment can efficiently remove nutrients like nitrogen
and phosphorus, addressing eutrophication concerns in water bodies.
Discussion of the - The positive impact of the SBR method on the environment, such as conservation of water resources.
environmental benefits
- Reduction in water pollution
associated with SBR
systems - Contribution to sustainable water management