Biological Plants
Biological wastewater treatment plants positively harness bacterial species (also called “activated sludge” or “biomass”) to degrade and remove a wide range of pollutants in wastewater from different sectors, including:
Food&Beverage
Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics
Paper&Cardboard
Biogas and Biomethane Production
Other sectors
There are different types of biological plants, characterized by a different combination of:
- Design choices;
- Required final purification yield;
- Quality and quantity of effluent to be treated;
- Spaces available for installation.
CAS facilities
Conventional activated sludge
SBR facilities
Sequencing batch reactor
MBR facilities
Membrane biological reactor
MBBR facilities
Moving bed biofilm reactor
UASB facilities
Upflow anaerobic sludge blanket