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How to improve the treatment efficiency of MBR membrane through aeration

  How to improve the treatment efficiency of MBR membrane through aeration   The treatment efficiency of MBR membrane can be effectively improved by optimizing aeration, mainly including the following aspects:   1. Use dynamic aeration: Using variable aeration intensity (such as 0.75-1.50-3.00m³/(m²·h)) can delay membrane fouling, postpone the critical point of TMP “transition”, and extend the operation […]

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What are the methods for preserving MBR membranes?

  What are the methods for preserving MBR membranes?   There are mainly the following methods for preserving MBR membranes:   1. Dry storage: Unused MBR membranes should be stored in a dry state. This method is suitable for new membranes or short-term storage.   2. Wet storage: For used MBR membranes, they need to be kept moist. For

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What water quality is suitable for MBR membrane?

  What water quality is suitable for MBR membrane?   MBR membrane technology is suitable for treating many types of water quality, but not all wastewater is suitable for MBR membrane treatment. The following are the types of water quality suitable for MBR membrane treatment:   1. Urban domestic sewage: MBR technology performs well in treating urban domestic

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mbr membrane bioreactor inlet and outlet water quality

  mbr membrane bioreactor inlet and outlet water quality   The inlet and outlet water quality of MBR membrane bioreactor has the following characteristics:   Inlet water quality:   1. The MBR system can treat various types of sewage, including municipal sewage, industrial wastewater, hospital wastewater, etc.   2. It has strong adaptability to incoming water quality and can handle

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Introduction to MBR denitrification and phosphorus removal combined process

  Introduction to MBR denitrification and phosphorus removal combined process   The MBR denitrification and phosphorus removal combined process is improved on the basis of MBR to achieve better nitrogen and phosphorus removal effects. There are mainly the following common combined processes:   1. A/O-MBR process:   Add an anaerobic section (section A) and an anoxic section (section O)

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Application of PTFE membrane in landfill leachate industry

  Application of PTFE membrane in landfill leachate industry   PTFE membrane has the following application advantages and characteristics in landfill leachate treatment:   1. Strong chemical stability: It has excellent chemical stability and can withstand various corrosive substances in landfill leachate, including strong acids, strong alkalis and organic solvents. This makes PTFE membrane perform well in treating

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Daily inspection of membrane bioreactor

  Daily inspection of membrane bioreactor   The daily inspection of membrane bioreactor (MBR) mainly includes the following aspects:   1. Membrane flux monitoring: Regularly check the water output of the membrane to ensure that the membrane flux remains within the design range. If the flux is found to be reduced, cleaning or other maintenance operations may be

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Soy milk powder production wastewater treatment process

  Soy milk powder production wastewater treatment process   The soy milk powder production wastewater treatment process usually includes the following main steps:   1. Pretreatment:   Use grids and screens to remove large solid particles in the wastewater, such as bean dregs and other residues.   2. Regulating tank:   Since the pH, suspended matter, BOD5, CODcr and water volume

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Measuring water quality with MBR pre-membrane demand

  Measuring water quality with MBR pre-membrane demand   Before using MBR membrane to treat sewage, it is necessary to conduct a comprehensive assessment of the influent water quality, mainly considering the following aspects:   1.COD (chemical oxygen demand):   Influent COD is usually required to be <500mg/L. Too high COD may lead to increased membrane pollution.   2.BOD5 (biochemical

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