BioMOD™ AnMBR Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor

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BioMOD™ AnMBR Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor

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BioMOD™ AnMBR (Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor) technology provides cost-efficient wastewater treatment and recycling to a broad range of industries with ultra-high fluxes (30-35 LMH), a low footprint (~50% lower than competing anaerobic products), and low excess sludge (40% reduction from competing processes). Furthermore, the BioMOD AnMBR is the first such technology operable in both mesophilic and thermophilic conditions due to its use of CeraQ™ ultrafiltration membranes.

Operational Benefits of Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor

Combining ceramic ultrafiltration membrane (CeraQ) with an anaerobic process to provide at least 3 times the ux of polymeric configurations, with little to no excess sludge Three standard models capable of treating up to 90,000 mg/L COD and operating at 200+ m³/day.
Customized systems available as well.
The reactor allows retention of slow-growing methanogenic bacteria and generation of TSS-free effluent.
Membrane suitable for challenging conditions (high thermal, mechanical and chemical endurance) with substantially higher lifespan than polymeric UF membranes
Low OpEx due to high flux and low fouling characteristics
Highest flux (30-35 LMH) and sludge reduction (40-50% more effective than competing products) avail-able on the market
Capable of 98-99% COD/BOD removal.

Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactor Advantages

Low disposal costs and high productivity due to superior handling of sludge
Consistent product quality regardless of feed load variance
The reactor is equipped with proprietary mixing technology to maintain sludge in constant suspension and prevent clumping of solids within the reactor.
Product capacity is accurately determined based on client specifications.
Enhanced automation enabling ease of operation
User-friendly operation and support Optional integration with direct solar energy