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It’s no secret that the world’s need for energy is increasing, causing a rise of cost. What many don’t realize is that many industries dispose a promising potential energy source everyday. While typically seen as a nuisance, the organic matter contained in heavily loaded industrial wastewater can become a valuable resource with a simple and cost-effective anaerobic process – AnMBR. Join our webinar and learn more about the huge potential for anaerobic MBR technology. 

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This webinar is for industrial end-users that are looking for a simple and cost effective solution for highly loaded and biodegradable wastewater. Or even, turn their valuable wastewater streams into a resource for biogas. In addition, the webinar offers great value to OEM companies and consultants that are looking into (further) developing their knowledge about AnMBR technology. 

  

AnMBR technology is ideal for the treatment of wastewater streams and slurry with high concentrations of organic matter, solids, fat, oil, and grease which is a challenging combination for conventional granulated anaerobic systems. Typical wastewater streams and slurry can be found in the: Food & beverage-, dairy-, distillery-, ethanol-, biodiesel-, and any other highly loaded wastewater.  

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Water Softening:
Chemical Precipitation with Tubular Ultrafiltration

The combination of chemical precipitation and tubular ultrafiltration effectively removes hardness and impurities from water. This method is particularly advantageous for treating and reusing large volumes of water, such as cooling tower blowdown or RO brine.

Advantages:

  • Maximum efficiency in just one treatment step.
  • Economical operation due to reduced chemical consumption.
  • Tubular ultrafiltration allows operation at high solid concentrations.

Anaerobic MBR:
Energy-Efficient Wastewater Treatment with Biogas Production

The anaerobic membrane bioreactor (AnMBR) offers a compact, energy-efficient solution for highly organic wastewater while maximizing biogas production.

Advantages:

  • High organic degradation rates even with highly loaded wastewater.
  • Highest effluent quality among all available anaerobic technologies.
  • Biogas as a usable energy source, reducing operating costs.
  • High operational safety due to robust membrane technology with long service life.

Digestate Treatment:
Efficient Nutrient Recovery

Our membrane separation technology enables economical and environmentally friendly treatment of digestates in biogas plants.

Advantages:

  • Recovery of valuable materials (potassium, nitrogen, phosphorus) through targeted separation of solids and liquids.
  • Reduced disposal costs due to volume-reduced digestates.
  • Improved nutrient recycling for sustainable agricultural use.
  • Production of usable water for agricultural irrigation.

Aerobic MBR:
High-Performance Wastewater Treatment for Industrial Applications

The aerobic membrane bioreactor (MBR) enables highly efficient treatment of industrial wastewater and optional water reuse.

Advantages:

  • High control over fouling through adjustable crossflow (especially important for industrial wastewater).
  • Compact design with a small footprint and complete and easily accessible membrane modules out of tank.
  • High effluent quality, free of solids and bacteria, meeting the strictest environmental requirements.
  • Robust and low-maintenance, ideal for industrial applications with fluctuating loads.
  • Hygienic operation: no operator exposure to odors, volatile substances or aerosols due to the closed system.

Event details

Venue: RAI Amsterdam
Booth: 216 in hall 12
Date: March 11 – 14, 2025

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