Water reclamation

In this study, the performance of sequencing batch reactor (SBR), aerobic membrane bioreactor (AMBR), anaerobic-oxic membrane bioreactor (AOMBR) and AOMBR/RO processes treating the synthetic textile dyeing wastewater (Reactive Black 5) was investigated and compared. After more than 2 year process op

In the framework of the international project “Integrated Concepts for Water Reuse” (Aquarec), an independent task-force composed by water and wastewater utilities professionals, consultants and researchers was assigned the task and produced a manual of management practices for water reuse schemes.

In a Sino-German research project, a joined developed sustainable water reclamation concept was developed for different applications of municipal water reuse at the Olympic Green 2008. The concept combines advanced technological processes like membrane bioreactors, specific phosphorus (P) adsorption

A pilot study was conducted to evaluate the quality of the effluent of an enhanced tertiary treatment process consisting of MBR/RO or MF/RO units and explore the feasibility of reclamation of treated effluent for potable and non-potable reuse applications. The performance of both the MBR/RO and MF/R

In this study the secondary effluent after ODOBEZ system processing from a textile dyeing factory was recycled and reused in a dyeing bath. A pilot-scale combined system of a bio-activated carbon reactor (BAC) and membrane separation module (MS) was constructed and studied in detail. Through the eff

A pilot study for reclamation of secondary treated sewage effluent in Singapore was conducted using a MF/RO system with the capacity of 20 m3/d. A 0.1 µm MF membrane from Asahi and RE-4040-FL RO membrane from Saehan were used in this study. The pilot plant consists of six spiral-wound RO elements. T