Containerized Treatment: The Key to Flexible Water Reuse
At the core of water reuse technology is the treatment process, which ensures wastewater is purified to a safe and usable standard. This process typically involves a combination of:
Biological treatment
The ClearFox® Fixed Bed Biological Reactor (FBBR) is a reliable wastewater treatment technology for municipal and industrial wastewater, ideal for producing high-quality recycled water. Treating 10 to 5,000 m³/day, it efficiently removes organic matter, nitrogen, and phosphorus to meet water reuse standards.
By leveraging natural microbial processes, FBBR reduces environmental impact and delivers water safe for non-potable reuse, making it a cost-effective solution for sustainable water management.
Advantages of ClearFox® FBBR:
- Efficient removal of BOD, COD, TSS, NH₄-N, and phosphorus
- Low investment and operating costs with fast, plug-and-play installation
- Compact, corrosion-resistant design that handles fluctuating flows and is easily expandable
- Chemical-free operation with no odour and high pollutant removal efficiency
Solid-liquid separation
ClearFox® Lamella Clarifier efficiently remove solids from raw wastewater, producing clear effluent suitable for reuse. Occupying up to 80% less space than traditional settling tanks, a single 40-foot unit can treat up to 120 m³/h while meeting turbidity and TSS standards.
Its simple, chemical-free design allows operation as standalone units or within complete treatment systems. With overflow rates 2–4 times higher than conventional clarifiers, they deliver faster, more efficient processing – ideal for sustainable water recycling.
Tertiary modules
Tertiary treatment plays a critical role in preparing wastewater for safe reuse by removing specific pollutants and pathogens. A key method is ClearFox® DiOx technology – an advanced electrochemical oxidation technology that uses diamond-doped electrodes to break down persistent and hard-to-treat contaminants. It effectively targets PFAS, inert COD, heavy metals, BTEX, dyes, dioxins, and other complex substances.