SEQUENCING BATCH REACTOR SYSTEMS
​SBR

A Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) is a type of wastewater treatment process that operates in batch mode. It's used for the biological treatment of wastewater and is designed to handle both biological treatment and sedimentation in a single reactor vessel.

AQUALINE SBR SYSTEMS

Aqualine SBR can be used for the removal of pollutants including COD, BOD, ammonia, nitrate, and phosphorus. Once the cycles are complete, the treated effluent will be discharged directly into the environment or to the sewer. 
The operation of the SBR process is simplified due to the instrumentation and controls that are included with each system. Each biological and sedimentation process is monitored and can be controlled remotely ensuring efficient treatment through each cycle.

​Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR) is an advanced technology that uses a fill and draws activated sludge system for wastewater treatment. It is best for treating both industrial and municipal wastes. The main difference between SBR technology and other STP technologies is that SBR uses a single batch reactor/single tank to process the equalization, aeration, and clarification compared to other technologies that use different batch reactors for various processes.
​SBR technology is considered to be high-performing solutions for wastewater treatment. It requires minimum maintenance and has low costs. It can handle continuous batch operations successfully.

​FEATURES

 - Standard Capacities 2,000 CMD.
- Containerized Systems Up To 200 CMD Per Unit. 
- Low Energy Consumption.
- Manual Screen Included.
- Low CapEx & Low OpEx.
​- Low Footprint.
- Easy Operation.

​ADVANTAGES

- Good Water Quality Acceptable for Public Drainage Networks &   Sewage.
- Medium Efficient Reduction Of BOD,COD, TSS.
- 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
- Small Water Treatment Plants. 
- Small Scale Facilities.
- Remotely Containerized Units.
​- Emergency Units.
- Residential Complexes.