Analyze the membrane used in the test to confirm its processing capacity and the effects/impact during chemical cleaning!
"MBR membrane analysis" is a combination of the conventional activated sludge method and membrane separation. It allows for stable and advanced treatment water quality, making the reuse of wastewater possible, and it can handle high concentrations of activated sludge. Our company offers lab tests with small-scale MBRs and demonstration experiments using test equipment to confirm the treatment capacity in actual operations. [Features] ■ Confirmation of treatment capacity of MBR (Membrane Bioreactor) ■ Adjustment of sludge load according to normal operation ■ Solutions and prevention of membrane fouling ■ Confirmation of the effects and impacts of chemical cleaning ■ Recommendations for suitable equipment and processes *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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【Purpose】 ■Consideration of drainage treatment facilities ■Troubleshooting of membranes *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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Our company proposes appropriate treatment systems tailored to the types and compositions of wastewater, based on our advanced technology and years of accumulated experience. Centered around the MBR (Membrane Bioreactor) using hollow fiber membranes manufactured by Mitsubishi Chemical, we provide diverse technological solutions across various fields of industrial wastewater, including food, chemicals, and semiconductors. Aiming for a sustainable society, we respond to the needs of our customers and society through wastewater reuse, energy creation, sludge conversion into fertilizers, recovery of valuable metals, and treatment of refractory COD, among other solutions.
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