SBR-SEQUENCIAL BATCH REACTOR

BIOAZUL SBR (SEQUENTIAL BATCH REACTOR) SYSTEMS ARE COMPACT WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS THAT PRODUCE TREATED WATER WITH QUALITY STANDARDS SUITABLE FOR REUSE

Bioazul’s SBR systems carry out the treatment process in three well-differentiated stages: screening and separation of solids, flow stabilisation and the biological stage (SBR chamber).

The SBR’s high yield allows the system to be used during long periods of time without the need for extracting any accumulated sludge.

In these applied biological treatment systems, all the treatment process stages (nitrification, denitrification and decanting) take place in a single tank, thereby reducing the need for surface area and the associated investment costs.

Applications

Urban and industrial and wastewater – Industrial wastewater – Small communities – Detached homes – Remote locations – Elimination of nutrients – High-load industrial effluents – Sites with limited facility surface area

Treatment capacity: from 4 to 2,000 population equivalent

Advantages

Compact modular systems – Reduced facility surface area – High treatment yields – Low sludge production – Reduced maintenance – Scarce visual impact, underground systems- High stability in the face of load and flow variations – Remote alarm, control and monitoring systems – Easily adaptable to existing plants and/or tanks (conversion of septic tanks) – Low energy consumption

‘ECO’ energy saving system for reduced activity periods

References

Industrial effluents from a fish meal factory
(Tarifa), Spain: flow 5 m³/day.

Urban effluents from the Carrión de los Céspedes local authority
(Seville), Spain: flow 8 m³/day.

Urban effluents from the Carrión de los Céspedes local authority
(Seville), Spain: flow 0.75 m³/day.

Urban effluents from the Pune local authority, India for reuse as irrigation and sanitary water: flow 10 m³/day.