The invention discloses an integrated bubbleless
aeration membrane bioreactor. A hollow-
fiber curtain type membrane (7) is vertically placed in a biochemical reactor (6), the upper and the lower ends of the hollow-
fiber curtain type membrane (7) are respectively fixed in the sidewalls of one-way PVC (
polyvinyl chloride) tubes by resin, the PVC tube on the lower end of the hollow-
fiber curtain type membrane (7) is connected with an intake tube, the PVC tube on the upper end of the hollow-fiber curtain type membrane (7) is connected with an exhaust tube, the intake tube is connected with an
air compressor (3) through an air rotameter (5), and the exhaust tube leads into the air via a gas fine-regulating valve (16). Because the integrated bubbleless
aeration membrane bioreactor adopts the hollow-fiber curtain type
membrane structure, the
oxygen utilization rate approximates 100 percent, the air is inputted from the
air compressor via the lower end of the hollow-fiber curtain type membrane, and flows in the hollow-fiber membrane tube cavities, the
oxygen in the tube cavities is pushed by the difference between the
oxygen partial pressures of both sides of the membrane to directly disperse into the external biomembrane via the membrane wall or micropores on the membrane wall, consequently, the
oxygen transfer efficiency is greatly increased, the requirement of the microbiological
oxidative degradation of organic pollutants on oxygen consumption is met, and moreover, the gas fine-regulating valve after the exhaust tube can be utilized to effectively and stably control the pressure and flow velocity of gas, so that the
aeration quantity can be conveniently and accurately controlled.