Fluidised Media Bioaugmented Service

basic principle

• the bioreactor works on the principle of attached growth.
• the bioreactor tank consist of fluidised media. Media is in suspension- specific gravity
• media fluidization- by virtue of hydraulic currents set by aeration.
• specifically developed microbial culture is used for the development of biomass required for oxidation of organic load. 
•  the micro organism attach themselves to the fluidised media and grows upon it.  by use of the media and due to high population of micro organisms it takes little time to degrade the waste.

• our range of product include submersible jet aerators, clarification system, filtration units, u-v systems, flash mixers and flocculators, dosing tanks and pumps, filter press, fluidised media, etc

   

  fmbbr sewage treatment system has the following basic advantages
  over normal biological processes.
  1. Normal intrinsic bacteria from within the sludge and sewage is not
  adapted to shock loads, ph and temperature variations. We
  provide a special bacterial culture biorganic to tackle all sorts of
  wastewater. This reduces sludge, consumption of power, due to
  lesser aeration needs and a more comprehensive treatment. Our
  culture contains 56 strains of bacteria and fungi. Every milli liter
  contains a million colony forming units.
  2. The use of plastic media (fluidised) ensures active growth of
  bacteria and higher biomass, resulting in lower retention period to
  treat the sewage. With proper growth there is no need for sludge
  recycling as is normal.
  3. Installation of submersible jet aerator(s). This is an aerator
  specifically designed for wastewater treatment. It imparts a very
  high oxygen transfer rate for every horse power it transfers 40 kgs
  per day. This is a highly energy and cost efficient system, made in
  italy austria and is of stainless steel with a sacrificial anode to
  prevent damage to the submerged system. The entire system is
  floating and can be moved as required.
  4. The installation of an ultra violet dosing is the ultimate in tertiary
  treatment. It removes all pathogens and most odour from the
  treated water so that it can be put to several reuses, such as
  gardening, washing of paths and roads and even ground water
  recharging to replenish the water table.
  line of treatment:
  the sewage will come to the equalisation tank. Some solids will gradually
  settle in the equalisation tank. The settled solid is periodically removed
  from the bottom and is taken to the slurry holding tank.
  the waste water then moves to the bioreactor tank where it is oxidized by
  bacteria in the bioreactor tank where continuous aeration and mixing is
  carried out with the help of the jet aerator. The bacterium, provided
  attaches to the plastic media and grows upon it. The high population
  serves to biodegrade the organic solids in the effluent.
  the sewage then passes through the tube settler. The sludge settles at the
  bottom of the settler and is removed while clear treated wastewater
  moves out from the top. The settled sludge is taken to the slurry holding
  tank.
  the treated water from the settler is then fed to the activated carbon
  filter for final tertiary treatment. The activated carbon filter is periodically
  backwashed and the back wash is taken to the slurry holding tank.
  the waste within the slurry holding tank is filtered through the filter press
  excess supernatant liquid, within the slurry tank, is discharged back into
  the equalisation tank for re treatment.
  special features of our system:
  use of engineered micro organisms for bioaugmentation
  use of maintenance free aerators, which transfer nearly
  100% more oxygen to wastewater per motor h.p. (as
  compared to other systems).