MOVING BED BIOFILM REACTOR SYSTEMS
​MBBR

A Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) is a type of wastewater treatment process used to remove organic and inorganic pollutants from water. It falls under the broader category of biological wastewater treatment methods and is considered an advanced and efficient technology for treating various types of wastewater.

AQUALINE MBBR SYSTEMS

An MBBR system is an aerobic biological process in which the degradation of organic matter is carried out by aerobic bacteria inside a moving bed biofilm ​reactor. 

Moving bed MBBR reactors use biofilm-covered plastic carriers to break down organic waste. These carriers are submerged in the biological reactor and, through their movement, increase the performance and purification capacity of the MBBR system without having to increase the size of the reactor.

​What makes our moving bed biofilm reactors an outstanding process is that all the microorganisms needed to remove the pollutant load are submerged in the reactor attached to the plastic carriers. Thanks to this system, the only biomass that needs to be removed from the system is that which has been detached from the carriers and that which is in suspension in the already treated waste effluent.

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​FEATURES

 - Standard Capacities 4,000 CMD.
- Containerized Systems Up To 500 CMD Per Unit. 
- Low Energy Consumption.
- Separate Lamella Clarifier.
- Manual Screen Included.
- Medium CapEx & Low OpEx.
​- Low Footprint.
- Easy Operation.

​ADVANTAGES

- Excellent Water Quality Acceptable for Irrigation .
- High Efficient Redution Of BOD,COD.
- Reduce Public Health Risk.
- Improving Sustainability.
- Low Maintenance Cost.
- Provide Clean & Safe Water For Different Applications.
 - Avoiding Expensive Non Compliance​ Fees.
- Reducing Environmental Impact .

​APPLICATIONS

- Municipal Wastewater Treatment .
- Industrial Wastewater Plants.
- Small & Medium Scale Facilities.
​- Remotely Containerized Units.
- Emergency Units.
- Residential Complexes.
- Industrial Complexes.