Treatment Using Aerobic Processes TRIZ Cases

Micro-nano bubbles activate microorganisms to decompose chemically stable organofluoric compounds, overcoming the high energy costs of thermal methods.

A wastewater spray nozzle uses gravity drainage to prevent freezing damage in cold climates.

A modular liquid waste treatment system uses a segmented distribution unit to channel effluent into porous treatment fins for bacterial digestion.

A mariculture wastewater treatment system combining biological filtration with lanthanum-based flocculation for nutrient removal.

Movable fastening means secure aerator gas conduits against buoyancy while allowing axial thermal expansion, eliminating rigid connection damage.

Annular microorganism carriers prevent bacterial washout in wastewater treatment, enabling stable ammonia nitrogen removal via the Anammox reaction.

Ridges on carrier elements limit biofilm thickness to prevent clogging and dead zones, ensuring active biomass participation and optimized aeration.

A wastewater treatment apparatus uses biological filtration, nitritation, and anammox tanks to remove nitrogen.

A pharmaceutical wastewater treatment device uses micron calcium silicate to stabilize pH and enhance biogas recovery.

A wastewater reuse system diverts treated effluent to irrigation fields for on-site water conservation.

A composite biofilm carrier embeds ammonium exchange zeolites in a polymeric hydrogel matrix to drive biological oxidation.

Hydrolyzed soy meal produces high concentration free amino acids that accelerate sewage digestion by up to 37% TOC reduction within 7 hours.

An eccentric air injection ramp generates spiral effluent flow, reducing manufacturing costs and transport complexity in compact modules.

Segmented anaerobic aerobic moving bed biofilm reactors reduce total organic carbon concentration while generating biogas to minimize sludge volume.

Liquid spray nozzles atomize fluid into droplets within a pressurized headspace, eliminating off-gas loss and recovery systems.

Gravity settling device clarifies mixed liquor during peak flows to maintain treatment efficiency.

Zeolite-modified supports concentrate ammonium to retain slow-growing anammox bacteria, reducing energy intensity in wastewater treatment.

Liquid injection systems distribute oxygen-enriched fluid through waste piles to accelerate aerobic degradation while suppressing greenhouse gas emissions.

Segmented aerobic and anaerobic tanks with coagulant addition reduce excess sludge generation and minimize tank volumes.

Stacked screening, sedimentation, and wetlands chambers handle high flow rates while minimizing ground footprint for urban drainage.

Xylitol fibers host microorganisms to bind phosphorus and nitrate, reducing algae overgrowth in wastewater.

Specific bacteria degrade microcystin-LR toxins in water, overcoming stability issues that limit conventional treatment methods.

Segmentation separates the ceramic plate from the base, enabling underside cleaning and extending diffuser lifespan.

A compact water purification unit uses nested sump cylinders to enable rapid filter replacement and modular treatment configurations.