A change of use in the building to house refugees required a new wastewater treatment plant to be installed. Extremely low discharge standards needed to be achieved as treated wastewater is discharged into a a very sensitive river.
A change of use in the building to house refugees required a new wastewater treatment plant to be installed. Extremely low discharge standards needed to be achieved as treated wastewater is discharged into a a very sensitive river.
Multi-stage SBR biological treatment, sludge stabilisation, subsequent precipitation with final flocculation filtration.
Prechamber with denitrification and anoxic zone, mixing device, SBR biology with multiple, hydraulically dependent filling, feed reservoir with high-pressure pumps for filling the multi-stage filters, blending sections for previous precipitation and pre-flocculation inline. Flocculation and filtration in filter modules. Backflushing via back-flow water, fully automated operation.
Yes, ClearFox® SBR technology is flexible and scalable. It can be adapted to different wastewater volumes and environmental conditions. Thanks to its modular design, it is suitable for both municipal and industrial applications. Contact us with the details of your project and we will find a tailor-made solution for you.
Thanks to the prefabricated concrete tanks and factory-prepared technology, installation can be completed within a few days. The exact delivery time depends on the project requirements, but typically a system can be operational in a few weeks.
SBR technology is suitable for municipal wastewater as well as many industrial wastewaters with organic loads. This includes wastewater from hotels, campsites, food processing, breweries, dairies and many other industries.
No, ClearFox® SBR technology is designed for low-maintenance operation. The system runs fully automatically and regular maintenance work is reduced to a minimum.
The SBR system has sensor-controlled monitoring and control of the cleaning processes. This ensures that the required limit values are always met, even with fluctuating inflow quantities.
