Emerging Nutrient Removal Technologies, Part 2: Membrane Aerated Biofilm Reactors

Thursday, April 11

3:35 PM - 4:00 PM

Location: San Jacinto, Renaissance Palm Springs Hotel

SWRCB Wastewater: 0.05 CEU

CWEA: .5 Contact Hours

Sponsored By:

Practice Area: Engineering & Research

Upgrading wastewater treatment plants for capacity expansion or nutrient removal is challenged by process complexity, the need for larger tank volumes and increased energy consumption. ZeeLung MABR is an innovative solution that maximizes the treatment capacity from existing tank volumes while also reducing energy consumption. Conventional solutions require the construction of new tanks and other process intensification technologies are complex and energy-inefficient. ZeeLung MABR, on the other hand, is a simple solution that increases treatment capacity in existing assets and reduces energy.

Learner Outcomes:

Understand the fundamental configuration and operation of the MABR process.
Understand the current status of the MABR process as an emerging technology.
Understand how MABR can be employed in existing tanks to enhance treatment capacity and performance.

Level: Intermediate; working knowledge of subject matter / journeyman level staff

Primary Speaker(s)

Jeff Peeters

Senior Product Manager
SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions
Oakville

Track Facilitator(s)

Michael Walkowiak

Managing Engineer
Brown and Caldwell
Walnut Creek, California