Introduction to the characteristics of integrated sewage treatment equipment

The integrated sewage treatment equipment can directly replace the traditional secondary sedimentation tank by adopting membrane bioreactor technology, and can directly perform solid-liquid separation to obtain stable reclaimed water that can be used directly. So, besides the advantages of magnetic flocculation, what are the other features of the integrated sewage treatment equipment?

1) Capable of solid-liquid separation, separating suspended substances, colloidal substances, and microbial communities lost from biological units in wastewater from purified water. The separation process is simple, occupies a small area, and the effluent quality is good. It can be reused without the need for tertiary treatment.

2) It can maintain a high concentration of biomass in the biological treatment unit, greatly improving the volumetric load,

3) Because it can prevent the loss of various microbial communities, it is beneficial for the growth of slow growing bacteria (such as nitrifying bacteria), thereby facilitating the smooth progress of various metabolic processes in the system.

4) Extending the residence time of some macromolecules that are difficult to degrade organic compounds is beneficial for their decomposition.

5) Membrane treatment technology, like other filtration and separation technologies, is prone to clogging as a filtration medium during long-term operation. The flow rate of water through the membrane gradually decreases over time. Effective backwashing and chemical cleaning can slow down the decrease in membrane flux and maintain the effective service life of MBR systems.