Sequencing Batch Reactor

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Features

  • SBRs are known for their high treatment efficiency in terms of organic matter removal, nutrient reduction, and solids separation.
  • SBRs operate in a batch mode, allowing for distinct treatment phases, including filling, aeration, settling, and decanting, all within a single reactor.
  • The sequencing of treatment phases enables better control over the treatment process.
  • This is especially important for meeting stringent environmental discharge standards.
  • This makes them suitable for sites with limited space or for retrofitting existing treatment plants.

Sequencing Batch Reactor

A biological method of removing nutrients is the SBR process. Multiple tanks can be included in an SBR system design to accommodate the requirements of an industrial or municipal wastewater treatment facility. A single SBR tank typically functions as a plug flow or a completely mixed reactor. The decanter is powered by an electromechanical actuator system, which allows it to continually release cleared effluent at a steady rate. Additionally, some SBR systems include a bio-selector for separating bacteria and solids.

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