Fixed Bed Water Treatment
Articles & Whitepapers
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What are Bioreactors?
Bioreactors are vessels in which raw materials are converted to product by the action of living organisms. A bioreactor provides the optimal environment for cells and microorganisms to grow by maintaining pH, temperature, gas, and nutrient supply. What is the Difference Between a Bioreactor and Fermentor? The word ‘Bioreactor’ is often used as a blanket term. However, when the process ...
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Trickling filter design guideline – How do trickling filters work?
Please watch the video tutorial here: https://youtu.be/r-0wRzGbSqw Trickling filters are biological reactors within wastewater treatment plants which are used to remove organic matter and/or ammonia ...
News
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New fixed-bed technology for biological treatment starts in test phase
After several months of intensive preparation, the newly developed fixed-bed technology for biological treatment of industrial wastewaters containing organic contaminants has now been put into test operation. Already at the beginning of the ...
Equipment & Solutions
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Submerged Fixed Film System
Complexities such as stringent discharge limits, space constraints, and regional variations present a growing burden for plants facing demands to treat greater flows. Brentwood’s AccuFAS FBBR system offers a flexible solution for facilities requiring greater treatment capacity in existing basins, better nitrification with consistent seasonal performance, and biological nutrient removal to ...