BIOTIM UASB animation

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Waterleau BIOTIM Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket Reactor - UASB. Waterleau is a pioneer in the field of anaerobic wastewater treatment, offering a complete range of adapted anaerobic reactor types, capable of treating wastewater and biosolids with different organic loads and dry matter contents. Biogas recovery, saving on energy while complying with regulations at minimal OPEX.

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24 апр 2018

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@AndsonSilva65 6 лет назад

Thank's from Brazil!

@jorismoors6371 3 года назад

Beleza, Anderson - obrigado! favor entrar em contato em caso de duvidas - o maiores explicações, via joris.moors@waterleau.com o no www.waterleau.com

@sylarX21 3 года назад

The entry of wastewater to the UASB Reactor is done for this case by means of pumps that drive the water through the distribution pipes.

@marioseixas2752 3 года назад

Thanks from Portugal!

@jorismoors6371 3 года назад

Thank you dear Mario, let me know how Waterleau can assist you - contact me at joris.moors@waterleau.com in case of further questions or visit www.waterleau.com for more info.

@sureshkalungenrizambia1826 Год назад

Super 👍👌

@biankaindria1688 Год назад

Video yang bermanfaat

@dr.debajyotibose2928 3 года назад

I thought I was deaf .

@jorismoors6371 3 года назад

Thank you dear Dr. for more info please contact us at joris.moors@waterleau.com or visit www.waterleau.com and check out our reference material - I'll be glad to walk you through this animation. Kind Regards, Joris Moors -Waterleau

@stellachan3499 3 года назад

Hello, can anyone kindly let me know what are the typical inert particle used in UASB reactor for granulation?

@jorismoors6371 3 года назад

thank you for your comment, dear Stella. The high rate - high efficiency (> 85% removal of soluble COD) BIOTIM UASB with external recirculation (top of the line-world class) works with granular anaerobic bacteria. I.e. no inert particle is inserted to form the granules - these get grown from Fermentation (like at corn digestion plants). please contact me for more info through joris.moors@waterleau.com - or visit www.waterleau.com for more info.