Patent classifications
C02F3/10
BIOFILM CARRIERS FOR USE IN WASTEWATER TREATMENT
A process for forming a biofilm carrier suitable for use in a moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR) is presented. A blowing agent is mixed with a plastic material to form a blended material. The blended material is then heated to a temperature where the blowing agent liberates gas by decomposition. The heated blended material is extruded through a die to provide the extrudate with a profile of the biofilm carrier. Advantageously, biofilm carriers produced in this manner have increased effectiveness when compared to conventional biofilm carriers.
BIO-ENHANCED DEODORIZATION EQUIPMENT
A bio-enhanced deodorization equipment includes a main body and a filler container in the main body. The filler container includes a wall and at least three perforated separator plates vertically arranged in the filler container. A plurality of spaces are formed by the at least three perforated separator plates, and a microbial filler and a carrier filler are accommodated in the spaces in an alternate manner.
BIO-ENHANCED DEODORIZATION EQUIPMENT
A bio-enhanced deodorization equipment includes a main body and a filler container in the main body. The filler container includes a wall and at least three perforated separator plates vertically arranged in the filler container. A plurality of spaces are formed by the at least three perforated separator plates, and a microbial filler and a carrier filler are accommodated in the spaces in an alternate manner.
LIQUID EFFLUENT TREATMENT MODULE
Liquid effluent treatment module comprising at least one tank portion suitable for receiving a plurality of packing elements that may receive a biological material, the tank portion defining a horizontal longitudinal axis and comprising at least one effluent feed, characterized in that the tank portion further comprises: .sup.∘at least one line for collecting treated effluent arranged in a central part of the tank portion and parallel to the horizontal longitudinal axis, .sup.∘at least one air injection line arranged in a lower part of the tank portion, off-centered and parallel to the line for collecting treated effluent so as to give rise to a spiral movement of the liquid effluents.
LIQUID EFFLUENT TREATMENT MODULE
Liquid effluent treatment module comprising at least one tank portion suitable for receiving a plurality of packing elements that may receive a biological material, the tank portion defining a horizontal longitudinal axis and comprising at least one effluent feed, characterized in that the tank portion further comprises: .sup.∘at least one line for collecting treated effluent arranged in a central part of the tank portion and parallel to the horizontal longitudinal axis, .sup.∘at least one air injection line arranged in a lower part of the tank portion, off-centered and parallel to the line for collecting treated effluent so as to give rise to a spiral movement of the liquid effluents.
FILL SHEETS AND RELATED FILL PACK ASSEMBLIES
A fill pack includes a first fill sheet defining an air intake edge, an air exit edge and an airflow axis extending between the air intake edge and the air exit edge. The first fill sheet defines a first flute section having a first inlet end, a first outlet end and a first peak extending between the first inlet end and the first outlet end. A second fill sheet defines a second flute section having a second inlet end, a second outlet end and a second peak extending between the second inlet end and the second outlet end. The first peak extends relative to the second peak such that a first flute portion defined by the first and second flute sections has a cross-sectional shape that changes between the first and second inlet ends and the first and second outlet ends.
AUTOMATIC SEWAGE TREATMENT SYSTEM AND REPARATION METHOD OF BIOLOGICAL CARRIER
The invention discloses an automatic sewage treatment system and a preparation method of biological carrier, comprising an automatic sewage treatment device and a biological carrier, wherein the automatic sewage treatment device comprises a housing; one side of the housing is provided with a sewage inlet, and the other side thereof is provided with a sewage outlet; the sewage inlet is installed on one side of a No. 1 biochemical pool; one side of the No. 1 biochemical pool is connected to a No. 2 biochemical pool through a connecting pipe; the other side of the No. 2 biochemical pool is connected to a No. 3 biochemical pool through the connecting pipe. The preparation method of biological carrier includes material selection, preservation, physical treatment, and cultivation.
Method for enhancing biochemical water treatment by powder carrier
A method for enhancing biochemical water treatment by a powder carrier includes: (i) screening the powder carrier by removing impurities to obtain a screened powder carrier; (ii) dissolving the screened powder carrier by stirring to prepare a slurry, enabling the screened powder carrier to completely absorb moisture to obtain a soaked powder carrier slurry; (iii) adjusting the pH value and adding the soaked powder carrier slurry into a bioreactor or a biological reaction structure; (iv) distributing the soaked powder carrier slurry uniformly through a hydraulic agitation; (v) loading a microorganism on the inner pore and wrapping on the surface of the soaked powder carrier slurry to obtain powder-loaded biological floccules; (vi) settling the powder-loaded biological floccules in a sedimentation zone and separating the powder carrier from the microorganism for reuse.
Multi-zone process and apparatus for treating wastewater
Wastewater containing organic matter may be treated using a multi-zone apparatus. In a first zone, organic matter in the wastewater may, among other things, be converted to at least volatile fatty acids (VFAs) and, thereafter, a portion of the treated wastewater may flow to a second zone that may, among other things, convert the VFAs to methane.
Water treatment reactors, systems and methods
A system for wastewater treatment includes a reactor for nitrification of wastewater in a body of water. The body of water has an influent end and an effluent end. The reactor is positioned at the influent end of the body of water, and has a reactor inlet adapted to receive at least a portion of the wastewater from the effluent end of the body of water or from at or near an outlet of the system.