How does a moving bed filter work?

A moving bed filter contains bio-elements like beads, chips or porous foam with a high specific surface area on which the nitrifying bacteria can live. Usually, the filter contains around 50% water and 50% bio-elements, which are moved around by blowers at the bottom of the filter.

What is Mbbr filter?

MAT Moving Bed Filters The MAT MBBR range covers the treatment needs for Biomass load from 31 up to 850kg per bio-tower, utilizing low water volume and small footprint. The non-treated water stream is continuously mixed with air in the MAT MBBR, while the organic load is degraded biologically by microorganisms.

What is deep bed filtration?

Deep bed filtration is a rapid and efficient method for removing small particles from liquids. Such dispersions of particles in liquids are common in a wide range of industries; of particular interest to the civil or environmental engineer are those found in water and wastewater treatment.

What is the principle of FBD?

Fluid bed dryers work on the principle of fluidization, a process where a material is converted from a static solid-like state to a dynamic fluid-like state. In this process, hot gas or air is introduced through a perforated distribution plate into the area holding the material.

What is MBBR process?

The MBBR process utilizes floating High Capacity MicroOrganism BioChips media within the aeration and anoxic tanks. The microorganisms consume organic material. The media provides increased surface area for the biological microorganisms to attach and grow.

What is the difference between depth filtration and membrane filtration?

A Depth Filter is a filter consisting of either multiple layers or a single layer of a medium having depth, which captures contaminants within its structure, as opposed to on the surface. A Membrane Filter typically traps contaminants larger than the pore size on the addressed surface of the membrane.

What is cake filtering?

When liquids contain high solid loads, cake filtration is often used as a physical filtration technology. The liquid passes through the filter medium while the solids form a layer on its surface. During the filtration cycle, this layer retains other particles and becomes thicker, creating the ‘filter cake’.

What is SFM in FBD?

Solid flow monitor test (SFM test) or broken bag detector(BBD) provides reliable detection of filled bag failure/ruptured in FBD, thus prevent product loss. SFM or BBD is located in the exhaust duct of FBD.

What is the difference between FBP and FBD?

What is the Difference Between FBD and FBP? FBD is used for only drying and, FBP is used for Granulation, Drying, Agglomeration, and Coating Process.

What is a moving bed biofilter?

Moving Bed Biofilter Reactor – MBBR Filters. MBBR for Aquariums Moving – Bed Biofilm Reactor. MAT MOVING BED BIOFILM REACTORS are biological filters, designed to efficiently enable the organic load degradation, either as a part of a Life Support System or more generally, as an apparatus to treat any Wastewater Treatment Process.

What is a moving bed bioreactor?

A moving bed bioreactor is a biological sewage treatment process. In many instances, wastewater is full of organic matter that can be difficult to filter out by physical or chemical means. Thus, one of the best methods of dealing with organic matter is treating it with a biological process.

How moving bed biofilm reactor works?

The Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor receives the overflowed and loaded with organic pollutants from service facilities water, at its vessel base, leading it subsequently upwards through the moving filter bed, to be discharged on the top and inside to the reactor vessel.

What is a biological filtration?

Biological filtration for harsh operation conditions in both saline and fresh water aquariums. MAT MOVING BED BIOFILM REACTORS are biological filters, designed to efficiently enable the organic load degradation, either as a part of a Life Support System or more generally, as an apparatus to treat any Wastewater Treatment Process.