MBBR

MBBR (Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor)

The Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) is a modern, innovative wastewater treatment technology designed for the effective and efficient removal of organic waste from water. It operates based on a biological process that uses small, plastic carriers to promote and support the growth of biofilm, enhancing the breakdown of organic materials in wastewater. MBBR systems are widely used in both municipal and industrial wastewater treatment applications due to their adaptability, efficiency, and relatively compact size.

Applications of MBBR Technology

Advantages of MBBR Systems

High Efficiency and Stability:MBBRs can handle high organic loading rates and are less sensitive to sudden changes in loading, making them robust systems for variable wastewater characteristics.The constant movement of the biofilm carriers in the tank ensures uniform treatment and minimizes dead zones where treatment might otherwise be insufficient.

Low Maintenance Requirements:MBBR systems are generally low-maintenance due to their simple design and few mechanical components, which reduces operational costs and downtime.

Reduced Sludge Production:The biofilm process produces less excess sludge than conventional systems, which reduces sludge handling, transportation, and disposal costs.