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Moving bed (bio) filtration 1 6/5/2017 Wastewater Treatment & Reuse Aquabio Over 18 years of advice, process and engineering design, complete equipment supply and project management for water and wastewater treatment and reuse


  1. Moving bed (bio) filtration 1 6/5/2017 Wastewater Treatment & Reuse

  2. Aquabio ● Over 18 years of advice, process and engineering design, complete equipment supply and project management for water and wastewater treatment and reuse systems. Our service portfolio: ● Tertiary biofiltration ● Membrane bioreactors (MBR) for aerobic or anaerobic processes ● Wastewater reuse ● High rate anaerobic digestion ● Jet & slot aeration and mixing ● Lamella separation ● Areas of application: Municipal, food and beverage, breweries, distilleries pulp and paper, pharmaceutical & chemicals industries, tanneries ● Owned by Freudenberg Group - Founded in 1849 - Family owned group of companies - EUR 8 billion turnover 2016 2 6/5/2017 Wastewater Treatment & Reuse

  3. Contents  Moving bed (bio)filtration process features and applications  Strategic planning: future consents, combinations  Basis of design  Operational issues

  4. Moving Bed (Bio)filtration operating window

  5. MBF applications  tertiary waste water polishing for solids removal and biofiltration  process and drinking water production  cooling water bypass filtration  surface water direct filtration  refurbishment of existing plants, services

  6. MBFs and strategic planning  Combined N& P removal  Future consents  Hybrid systems

  7. MBF basis of design  washer assembly  hydraulically driven  fixed wash water rate  Airlift  driven by air supply  sand/solids separation  wear and tear

  8. MBF basis of design  Solids load (kg/m 2 .h)  Biological conversion (kg N/m 3 .d)  Hydraulic rate (m 3 /m 2 .h)  Gas rate (Nm 3 /m 2 .h)

  9. Aeration grid  Rigid frame  Fine bubble aeration  Laser cut slits  No disturbance  Homogeneous flow

  10. Lay-out and implementation

  11. Ground water recharge Theme Park Efteling, the Netherlands WwTW Kaatsheuvel effluent polishing < 0.1 mg/l total P Capacity: 80 m 3 /h 0.8 0.7 0.6 total Phosphorus (mg/l P) 0.5 0.4 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Year

  12. mg/l NOx-N 10,0 15,0 20,0 25,0 30,0 -5,0 0,0 5,0 1-01-03  240 m 2 filter area, 4 m bed height  Capacity: 3.600 m 3 /h Biological denitrification 1-02-03 1-03-03 1-04-03 1-05-03 1-06-03 1-07-03 1-08-03 1-09-03 1-10-03 1-11-03 1-12-03 date 1-01-04 1-02-04 1-03-04 1-04-04 1-05-04 1-06-04 1-07-04 1-08-04 1-09-04 1-10-04 1-11-04 1-12-04 NOX-N out NOX-N in

  13. Online filter monitoring  Online monitoring of sand circulation rates and more!  Proven RFID technology  Web based environment with online service backup

  14. Efficiency by Sand-Cycle data (2) Distribution of circulation time for an optimized filter comparable to a DS5000 filter as at Simpelveld 19 5-6-2017 Parallel sessie 1, seminar 2

  15. RFID Technology Data management important to fulfill higher performance  Inspired Brightwork to look at the RFID technology  RFID known by electronic cat lids, wildlife tracking and monitoring livestock Water sector  Sand-Cycle first application  Many more possibilities revealing the unknown black box of processes 20 5-6-2017 Parallel sessie 1, seminar 2

  16. WwTP Wijlre the Netherlands • New plant completion 2017 • 20 stand alone filter units • Total filter area: 20 x 5 = 100 m2 • Design basis DWF+ for N < 2 ppm and o-P < 0.15 ppm • Sand-Cycle fully integrated 21 5-6-2017 Parallel sessie 1, seminar 2

  17. Efficiency by Sand-Cycle data Distribution of circulation time for an filter comparable to a DS5000 filter as at Simpelveld 22 5-6-2017 Parallel sessie 1, seminar 2

  18. Thank you for your attention 23 6/5/2017 Wastewater Treatment & Reuse

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