
MBBR-BAF Integrated Biofilm Reactor
The MBBR process combines the merits of both the traditional fluidized bed process and biological contact oxidation process, representing a new and highly efficient wastewater treatment technology. Driven by aeration inside the aeration tank and the lifting force of water flow, the carriers are kept in a fluidized state, where suspended-growth activated sludge and attached-growth biofilm are formed accordingly. This allows the moving bed biofilm to fully utilize the entire reactor volume, giving full play to the advantages of both attached-phase and suspended-phase microorganisms so that they can complement each other and offset respective deficiencies. Unlike conventional fillers, suspended carriers can make frequent and repeated contact with wastewater, hence named the "mobile biofilm".
The core technology of the Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) lies in the development of biological carriers with a density close to that of water, which can flow freely along with water under gentle agitation. Such carriers feature a large effective specific surface area and favorable conditions for microbial adsorption and growth. Boasting strong adaptability and a wide range of applications, the MBBR process can be adopted for organic matter removal as well as nitrogen and phosphorus removal. It is applicable not only to newly-built wastewater treatment plants, but also to the process retrofitting, upgrading and renovation of existing wastewater treatment facilities.
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