Regenerated powdered activated carbon extends organic residence time in a bioreactor, reducing sludge volume and improving recalcitrant compound removal.
Variable speed rotation balances oxygenation and biofilm stability to optimize nitrogen removal.
A vortex cylinder creates a low-pressure zone to draw atmospheric air into an aqueous stream, increasing oxygen dissolution without mechanical compressors.
A hang-on glass algae scrubber confines gas bubbles within a housing to maintain clean aquarium water.
Storm Surge Flow Equalization reactor performs biological treatment during wet weather inflow surges.
A warp-knitted spacer filter unit uses twisted and compressed layers to direct fluid flow between cover sheets.
A septic tank effluent treatment system combines a liftable filter strainer with an aerator pipe to manage waste flow.
A BDP sewage denitrogenation system uses sludge exchange and air introduction to partially oxidize ammonia nitrogen into nitrite.
A combined reactor integrates an anoxic tank with a biodisc to enable simultaneous nitrification and denitrification.
Single housing integrates coarse dirt separator, fine filter, and UVC sterilizer to eliminate external units while reducing friction losses.
Plastic retaining dams segment rivers to enable continuous biological purification, reducing treatment time and costs while preserving ecological balance.
A pivotal rigid vortex shield rotates between operational and service positions using a pintle coupling.
A bioaugmentation system uses sequential pools with electrical stimulation to enhance microbial activity and nitrogen removal.