Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) video from Headworks BIO

Learn more about the benefits of using Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) technology at www.headworksusa.com/biologica..., including the advantages of using MBBR over traditional wastewater treatment systems and how this technology can increase treatment capacity while minimizing your footprint. With helpful interactive graphics and down-to-earth language, the MBBR video provides an illustrative approach, breaking down the process and allowing the viewer to gain a better understanding of how the technology operates.
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[@justcurlythings240]

Is mixed bed bioreactor and moving bed bioreactor same?

[@tjalerkon3680]

How is it possible doing de-nitrification without nitrification. NH3 remains there. again BOD will be low in anoxic and post-anoxic then grgrgrgrrrr

[@charankumar2841]

Need a difference between fab and mbbr can anyone explain

[@bernabebautista3470]

excelet plant

[@peterbowron9781]

With denitrification occurring first and nitrification happening later, won't there be an excessive amount of nitrates and nitrates that never get treated? The foma; clarification step will not get rid of them. Furthermore, won't there be a limited amount of nitrates and nitrates in the influent stream, limiting the amount of dentrification that occurs in the first stage?

[@TheSkoronski]

I´ve visited a sewage treatment plant in Blumenu/Brazil and the nitrate level in effluent is fited by adjust in the return stream that is in the order of 300 - 400 %.
I hope to be help you!
Regards
Everton

[@yotalum]

Nice

[@SPARKSandSPICE]

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