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DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREAT. PLANT SBREM 100 D2.5

0PK00494

31.318 €

Description

Domestic Wastewater treatment plant type ACO SBREM 100 D2.5 by means of a Sequential Biological Reactor (SBR) manufactured at glass-reinforced plastic (GRP), in horizontal format for underground installation. With treatment capacity for 100 users and a hydraulic demand of 15 m³/day, with high purification performance in compliance with RD 509/1996. Solution consisting of 1 compact unit of dimensions 7273mm in lenght, 2500mm in width and 2750mm in height. With inlet and outlet connection DN200. Total installed power: 3,75kW. Weight: 1469kg.
Code:0PK00494

Characteristics

Benefits

Compact water treatment plant
Easy installation and maintenance
Low power consumption
No recirculation is required to keep the biomass in the reactor or even for the nitrification-denitrification process
The position of the pump avoids the outflow of possible floats

Areas of application

Equipment for the treatment of domestic wastewater by oxidation in small and medium-sized communities

Decanter

Anaerobic degradation of the accumulated organic matter
Includes flow regulating pump

Removal of organic matter and nutrients

Including recirculation system by pump
Includes turbine type compresor for 1-3mm bubbles
Reactor

Electrical panel and PLC

Three-phase current 400 V
IP - 44 protection
Installed power 3,75 kW

Effluent qualities

BOD5 (mg/l)<15
COD (mg/l)<61
SS (mg/l)<15

Effluent qualities

BOD5 (%) = 92
COD (%) = 90
SS (%) = 94
The equipment is designed to treat waste water with the following composition: BOD5: 400ppm, COD: 600ppm, SS: 450ppm

Sedimentation: during this phase and in the absence of agitation and aeration, the sludge settles, leaving the sludge at the bottom and the clarified at the top.

Emptying: the treated water is pumped out.
Operation
The system is carried out in the following stages:
1 - Primary settling tank: sedimentation and settling of the influent. The water is pumped to the reactor in a programmed way at the beginning of a cycle. Its operation is not affected by the hourly discontinuity of the influent flow. It decants part of the solids and also anaerobically degrades the accumulated organic matter.
2 - Biological clarifier reactor: The treatment sequences are as follows:
Filling: reception of a certain volume of water from the primary settling tank by pumping.
Reactor: in the reaction stage, aerobic phases (presence of oxygen) are combined with anoxic phases (without oxygen) which allows the removal of organic matter and nutrients.

Technical Specifications