MBBR Sewage Treatment Plant Capacity 2000 LPH, Sewage treatment plants are used to remove contaminants from wastewater. They consist of an aeration tank, grit chamber, clarifier, sludge basin, and disinfection system. The process begins when raw sewage enters the plant through a pipe or manhole cover. Raw sewage flows into the aeration tank where it is mixed with air. This causes bacteria to grow and multiply. As they do, oxygen is released into the water. The oxygen then kills the bacteria.Key AdvantagesPerfect Wastewater Solution for Space ConstraintsMaximize the treatment capacity while minimizing area FootprintsMBBR process is self-regulating and automatically responds to fluctuating organic loads, without the need for operational adjustments.Superior treated water qualityVery High removal rate of BOD/COD and TSSRequires very less MaintenanceOperation Cost is very less as compared with the conventional treatment process.

• Easy installation