Aquacycl - Modular Containerized BETT Reactors
All BETT installations include grit removal and maceration as pretreatment steps to remove objects like sand and rocks and ensure a small particulate size for all suspended solids that are fed to the BETT® reactors. Installations designed to treat residential sewage or high-protein waste streams also include inexpensive equalization tanks and very low-cost sulfur removal processes as a part of pretreatment.
Wastewater treatment happens in a series of BETT® reactors operating continuously to eliminate a majority of primary sludge (up to 80%), dissolved carbon, nitrate, nitrite, and residual sulfur compounds. BETT® reactors can be arrayed together inside a standard-sized shipping container (as shown below). The flow diagram shows how BETT® installations may be integrated alone or as part of a full-solution to deliver specified water quality.
Post-treatment processes like tertiary treatment and disinfection technologies will be uniquely selected for each application based on customer needs, wastewater source, scale of installation, and water quality requirements.