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High-Efficiency MBR Modular System
Advanced Membrane Bioreactor Technology for Premium Water Reuse & Space Saving.
- List Item 1.Ultra-Pure Effluent: Achieves near-zero TSS and massive BOD/COD reduction for direct water reuse.
- List Item 2.50% Space Saving: Eliminates the need for large secondary clarifiers, maximizing your land ROI.
- List Item 3.Intelligent Automation: Siemens PLC controlled automatic backwashing and chemical cleaning (CIP/CEB).
Conventional activated sludge processes require massive land area for secondary clarifiers. Furthermore, they struggle to meet the increasingly strict global discharge limits, often resulting in costly compliance fines and preventing plants from recycling treated wastewater.
Our MBR System integrates high-flux PVDF membranes directly into the biological tank. It acts as an absolute physical barrier, delivering crystal-clear effluent while doubling the biomass concentration. This saves up to 50% of your plant’s footprint and turns wastewater into a highly valuable, reusable asset.
| Technical Specs | Performance Standard |
|---|---|
| Membrane Material | Reinforced PVDF (Hollow Fiber / Flat Sheet) |
| Pore Size (Filtration Precision) | 0.1 µm (Micron) |
| Effluent TSS (Suspended Solids) | < 1 mg/L (Crystal Clear) |
| MLSS Concentration | 8,000 – 12,000 mg/L |
Q1: Do you offer Hollow Fiber or Flat Sheet membranes?
A: We offer both, engineered to your specific influent conditions. Reinforced Hollow Fiber is highly cost-effective for standard municipal projects. Flat Sheet membranes are recommended for high-viscosity industrial wastewater to minimize irreversible fouling.
Q2: Can MBR modules be used to upgrade my existing plant?
A: Yes! Retrofitting existing aeration tanks with our MBR modules is the most efficient way to double a plant’s treatment capacity without requiring any new civil construction or land expansion.
Q3: How difficult is the membrane cleaning process?
A: Our systems are highly automated. Routine maintenance is handled by PLC-controlled air scouring and Chemically Enhanced Backwash (CEB). Manual deep cleaning (CIP) is typically only required every 3 to 6 months depending on the water quality.
To protect your MBR membranes from hair and fibers, it is mandatory to install our [Inward-flow Perforated Plate Screens] (1mm-2mm aperture) upstream.