Sequential batch reactor with filtration

A combined method of batch biological treatment and filtration for sanitary and industrial wastewater, with less space occupation and stable effluent quality.

Sequencing Batch Reactor with Filtration - Sequencing Batch Reactor - Filtration

SBR-F | Sequencing Batch Reactor - Filtration

Introduction to sequential batch reactor with filtration

In the SBR-F process, the main stages of biological treatment are carried out in one or more tanks and in a cyclic manner, and the filtration section completes the quality of the output. This arrangement is suitable for projects where reducing the treatment plant area, process controllability, reasonable implementation cost, and the ability to handle variations in flow and pollution load are important.

Applications and Key Benefits

System applications

Sewage treatment of residential, administrative, and service complexes
Industrial wastewater treatment with biological treatment capability
Projects with space constraints or requiring phased development
Improving the quality of wastewater for reuse or entry into further treatment stages
Treatment plants with fluctuations in inflow rate and pollutant load

Technical and operational benefits

Lower investment cost for building a treatment plant
Lower operating cost per cubic meter of wastewater
Less occupied space compared to the conventional SBR method
Continuity of operation and the possibility of controlled shutdown or start-up
No production of unpleasant odor in proper design and operation
Proper adaptation to changes in the volume and concentration of incoming wastewater pollutants