Biological Plants

Biological wastewater treatment plants positively harness bacterial species (also called “activated sludge” or “biomass”) to degrade and remove a wide range of pollutants in wastewater from different sectors, including:

Food&Beverage

Chemical, Pharmaceutical, Cosmetics

Paper&Cardboard

Biogas and Biomethane Production

Other sectors

There are different types of biological plants, characterized by a different combination of:

  • Design choices;
  • Required final purification yield;
  • Quality and quantity of effluent to be treated;
  • Spaces available for installation.
Biowaste-impianti_CAS

CAS facilities

Conventional activated sludge

Biowaste-impianti-SBR-2

SBR facilities

Sequencing batch reactor

Biowaste-impianti-MBR

MBR facilities

Membrane biological reactor

Schema-MBBR

MBBR facilities

Moving bed biofilm reactor

Biowaste-impianti_UASB

UASB facilities

Upflow anaerobic sludge blanket

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