Moving bed biofilm reactor system for selenium removal from water and wastewater
AssigneeHeadworks Bio Inc.
InventorsSomnath Basu, Gerald Seidl
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AssigneeHeadworks Bio Inc.
InventorsSomnath Basu, Gerald Seidl
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In one embodiment, a system includes first anoxic moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR) configured to receive a fluid containing selenium and to process the fluid via a first biofilm disposed on a first media to produce a first MBBR fluid by removing nitrogen from the fluid. The system further includes a second anoxic MBBR fluidly coupled to the first MBBR to receive the first MBBR fluid and to process the first MBBR fluid via a second biofilm disposed on a second media to produce a selenium enriched fluid, followed by a solid-liquid separation system to remove selenium in solid form as sludge and produce a treated effluent containing equal to or less than 5 micrograms of selenium per liter. The system includes a plurality of first sensors and first actuators disposed on the first MBBR, and a plurality of second sensors and second actuators disposed on the second MBBR.
A system, comprising:
A method for wastewater treatment, comprising
A control system, comprising:
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