Moving bed biofilm reactor aeration tank floating media virgin HDPE kaldnes filter media
The moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR) can operate as a 2- (anoxic) or 3-(aerobic) phase system with buoyant free-moving plastic bioftlm carriers. These systems can be used for municipal and industrial wastewater treatment, aquaculture, potable water denitrification, and, in roughing, secondary, tertiary, and sidestream applications. The system includes a submerged biofilm reactor and liquid–solids separation unit. The MBBR process benefits include the following: (1) capacity to meet treatment objectives similar to activated sludge systems with respect to carbon-oxidation and nitrogen removal, but requires a smaller tank volume than a clarifier-coupled activated sludge system; (2) biomass retention is clarifier-independent and solids loading to the liquid-solids separation unit is reduced significantly when compared with activated sludge systems; (3) the MBBR is a continuous-flow process that does not require a special operational cycle for biofilm thickness, LF, control (e.g., biologically active filter backwashing); and (4) liquid–solids separation can be achieved with a variety of processes, including conventional and compact high-rate processes. Information related to system design is fragmented and poorly documented.
Small boss MBBR media PE04 technical data:
| Model | Size(mm) | Specific
Surface
Area(m2/m3) | bio-film
formation
duration
(days) | Material | preferential
temperature(°C) | Services
life(years) | Number of
unites per
m3 |
| PE04 | Φ16*10 | >800 | 5-15 | Virgin HDPE | <65 | ≥15 | 260,000 |
How does it work?
Bio Media Plus is designed to be slightly buoyant and move freely or remain static (still) in your filter. The bio-media provides the maximum surface area necessary to allow beneficial bacteria to colonize (grow) and remove ammonia and nitrites from your water. Removing ammonia and nitrites from your water is essential for healthy koi (fish). As the bio-media moves around in the filter chamber the bacteria go to work and start removing the ammonia and nitrites. When your bacteria mature Bio Media Plus is the perfect and most efficient way to remove ammonia and nitrites.
How is Bio Media Plus different and self cleaning?
Bio Media Plus is engineered and designed to provide a place for the bacteria to grow and still be protected while it is moving around in the filter chamber. While water and air in your filter chamber cause the bio-media to move around, the “old” or “dead” bacteria along with any solid waste to fall off. This chaotic movement makes the filter media self cleaning. This will also make room for new bacteria to colonize inside the protected wheel.
Features:
· Perfect bio media for DIY in-tank or sump moving bed filters
· 100% PREMIUM QUALITY Virgin Polyethylene.
· The best and most efficient filter media to remove poisonous ammonia and nitrites
· Provides maximum surface area for beneficial bacteria to colonize and grow
· Self Cleaning – never requires cleaning or being replaced
· Project title, the amount of upgrading sewage treatment plant
· New sewage treatment project of MBBR and BAF process
· Biochemical treatment of reclaimed water
· River nitrogen, phosphorus removal
· Aquaculture in removal of ammonia nitrogen, water purification
· Biological filler biological deodorization tower
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Package / ship to end user
0.1CBM/woven bag or 1CBM/woven bag;
20ft container can load 30CBM.
40ft container can load 60CBM.
40HC container can load 70CBM.
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MBBR BIO FILM-hanging performance feedback from clients
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Tongxiang Smallboss Special Plastic Products Ltd who covers an area of 48,600 Square meters and the production workshop Over 52,000 Square meters. a comprehensive high-tec enterprise specializing in friendly products -
l MBBR biological filter Media since 1992.
l Export bio media since 2004.
l Sell more than 90000m3/year.
l Go to more than 35 countries every year.
l Free samples could be offered for checking the quality.
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