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DOMESTIC WASTEWATER TREAT. PLANT SBREM 40 D2.35

0PK00589

23.386 €

Description

Domestic Wastewater treatment plant type ACO SBREM 40 D2.35 by means of a Sequential Biological Reactor (SBR) manufactured at glass-reinforced plastic (GRP), in horizontal format for underground installation. With treatment capacity for 40 users and a hydraulic demand of 6 m³/day, with high purification performance in compliance with RD 509/1996 and the UNE-EN 12566-3. Solution consisting of 1 compact unit of dimensions 4010mm in lenght, 2350mm in width and 2487mm in height. With inlet and outlet connection DN160. Total installed power: 2,05kW. Weight: 848kg.
Code:0PK00589

Characteristics

Benefits

Compact water treatment plant
Easy installation and maintenance
Low power consumption
The position of the pump avoids the outflow of posible 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

Reactor

Removal of organic matter and nutrients
Includes turbine type compresor for 1-3mm bubbles

Electrical panel and PLC

Three-phase current 400 V
IP - 44 protection
Installed power 2,05 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

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.
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.

Technical Specifications