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Process Description
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Overview
The MBR processes used in sequence are as follows:
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primary treatment using fine screening (2mm perforated plate drum screen)
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biological nutrient removal including anoxic (denitrification) zone and aerobic (nitrification) zone with dissolved oxygen control
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membrane operating system (MOS) for filtration
Key advantages of an MBR wastewater treatment package plant are:
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High-quality effluent, with very low suspended solids and strong removal of bacteria and pathogens.
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Small footprint, because the membrane unit replaces a large secondary clarifier, making it suitable for tight sites and modular package plants.
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Better reuse potential, since the treated water can often be used for irrigation, toilet flushing, or industrial applications.
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Strong and stable treatment performance, because the membranes retain biomass and allow high mixed liquor concentrations.
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Easier expansion and packaging, since decentralized MBR systems are often built in modular, pre-engineered units that deploy quickly.
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Lower sludge production than many conventional systems, which can reduce sludge handling costs.
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For a package plant specifically, the biggest practical benefits are compactness, fast deployment, and consistently high effluent quality
Specifications
Year: Originally commissioned in 2009
Operation: Operated for approximately 6 years
Average Daily Capacity: 50,000 Gallons per day
Peak Capacity: 100,000 Gallons per day
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