RODI PureBox - Model CMBR -Wastewater Treatment Systems

RODI Systems’ CMBR process uses aerobic digestion as does a conventional system. However, with the CMBR process, a pressurized membrane module is used to separate the treated wastewater from the biomass in the bioreactor. Use of the membrane offers several advantages:

Smaller Bioreactor - Membrane separation of liquid and solids allows the biomass in the bioreactor to be as high as 25 grams per liter. This results in a bioreactor a fraction of the size as that necessary in a conventional system of the same throughput.

Longer Sludge Retention - Longer sludge retention times in a membrane bioreactor mean easier sludge handling and less sludge to be disposed of. Membrane bioreactors are less sensitive to changes in wastewater quality.

Superior Effluent Quality - Since the treated wastewater passes through a membrane, the quality of the effluent is superior and virtually devoid of any suspended solids. Effluent from a membrane bioreactor may be fed directly to a reverse osmosis unit with no additional treatment.

• Housing Developments
• Work Camps
• Construction Sites
• Military Installations
• Decentralized Applications
• Food and Beverage Waste
• High BOD Industrial Waste

• Capacity 2,500 to 50,000 gallons per day.
• Construction Totally contained inside a seaworthy “one trip” intermodal dry freight container(s). Container is equipped with a valid CSC plate. Insulation and climate control are available as options.
• Effluent Quality BOD and TSS <5 mg/l.
• Treatment Method Aerobic bioreactor with submerged flat plate membrane elements.
• Controls and Instrumentation Totally automatic PLC-based control system with graphic operator interface. Full complement of electronic sensors including pressure and flow.
• Available Options Insulation and Climate Control, DO Monitor in Bioreactor, Turbidity Monitor on Effluent, Inlet Screening Unit, Remote Monitoring