Veolia automatic bioreactors

... Enabling the wastewater utility of the future with Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) ZeeWeed MBR is a proven, future proof and cost-effective solution to help municipalities and industrial customers overcome their water challenges and turn wastewater ...

... Unlock MBR potential: Tailor mixed liquor through selective wasting & densification Membrane Bioreactors (MBR) are normally operated with uncontrolled MLSS (Mixed liquor suspended solids) characteristics which limits the full potential ...

... improving nutrient removal. Activated sludge plants typically have two process bottlenecks that limit treatment capacity: Bioreactor capacity is limited by the tank volume and inventory of bacteria in the system. This constrains ...

Biowaste separation provides an integrated, multi-step process that provides enhanced organics capture, effective removal of contaminants and grit, producing a clean easily digestable slurry. Veolia’s Re:Sep biowaste separation system maximizes organics ...

Veolia's hydrolysis pasteurization digestion (HPD) process combines all of the stages of an effective digestion process into an integrated approach that can be tailored based on plant capacity to help maximize the conversion of these wastes into value ...

Veolia's advanced anaerobic digestion technologies use bacteria in the absence of oxygen to break down matter to create biogas. Veolia's digestion enhancement delivers higher conversion of volatile organic matter, with over 80% COD converted to biogas ...

Veolia provides solutions for biogas management with the TECON* Double Membrane Gasholder and the Methanis* gas upgrading system. Veolia's biogas management system, Methanis, upgrades raw biogas to renewable natural gas for pipeline injection with more ...

Veolia's digestate management provides fertilizer grade product from biowaste digestion. After Veolia's advanced digestion, the slurry can be treated further via dewatering to produce a valuable cake byproduct. The Veolia's digestion enhancement process ...

... Organic material in wastewater can be a source of energy when treated anaerobically. The methane rich biogas produced can be used as a renewable, storable source of supplemental energy for the production of heat or power. Conventional anaerobic digestion ...