Long Service Life HDPE Material K1 Filter Media For Waste Water Treatment​

Small Boss MBBR Filter Media ITEM

Small Boss MBBR Filter Media Advantage

• Rapid carrier bio film formation mechanism
• Super decarburization, ammonia nitrogen removal capacity
• Excellent resistance to shock load performance
• Flexible way of engineering application
• Simple operation and maintenance
• Long service life-100% virgin HDPE material.
• Deoxidation and phosphorus removal effect is good

MBBR Technology and Biofilm Carries

MBBR technology is based on the biofilm principle with an active biofilm growing on small specially designed plastic carriers that are kept suspended in the reactor. The technology utilizes the advantages of both activated sludge and other biofilm systems (e.g. biofilters, biorotors etc.) without being restrained by their disadvantages.
The carriers are designed to provide a large protected surface area for the biofilm and optimal conditions for the bacteria culture when the carriers are suspended in water.
Solutions based on MBBR technology is mainly used in the following applications:

+ For new plants, especially those requiring a small footprint and easy operation, for BOD/COD and nitrogen removal

+ As a high loading system in front of existing biological treatment - roughing reactor

+ To increase the amount of nitrifying bacteria in existing activated sludge system using the WOCK OLIVER carrier in a hybrid plant to meet ammonia limits

+ To implement post-treatment to existing plants for process improvements

MBBR Technology

The aerated MBBR uses, as the activated sludge process, the whole volume of an open tank. It is defined as a biofilm system, as the biomass is growing on carriers that move freely within the reactor volume and are kept within the reactors by a sieve at the reactor outlet. The system can be used either for aerobic or anoxic processes. In aerobic processes the biofilm carriers are kept in suspension by the agitation created by air from aeration diffusers, while in anoxic processes a mixer keep the carriers in movement. A schematic of the principle in an implementation of the WOCK OLIVER MBBR technology is shown below