G&G Water Technologies
The sequence batch reactor (SBR) process is enhanced with ESBR_prime systems where aerobic granular sludge (AGS) replaces activated sludge in treatment. Sewage treatment plants with ESBR_prime systems are capable of removing nutrients such as ammonia and phosphorous biologically without additional treatment facilities or chemicals. Additionally, AGS settle rapidly reducing the settling time to a few minutes, thus enhancing the SBR's capacity to treat higher wastewater volumes.
Treatment commences when wastewater from the collection tank is pumped into the bottom SBR reactor in a flow-controlled manner. The anaerobic reaction starts the treatment of incoming wastewater.
Within the aerobic granular sludge different zones, including anaerobic, anoxic, and oxic regions, are maintained while aerating the SBR reactor. Aeration is facilitated by measured and time-controlled fine bubble diffusion.
Once the aeration process is completed, the air supply is discontinued, and the fast settling sludge settles at the bottom of the reactor, leaving a clear water zone at the top.
Capacity | 10 MLD (Million Liters per Day) |
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Technology | ESBR_prime with AGS (Aerobic Granular Sludge) |
Treatment Process | Biological Nutrient Removal |
Automation Level | Fully Automated with Remote Monitoring |
Footprint | Compact Design with Multiple Reactor Modules |