Batch Process (SBR)

The Sequential Batch Process (SBR) is an advanced biological effluent treatment method that operates in cycles, alternating between aeration and sedimentation phases.
This system is ideal for treating effluents with variations in organic load and flow, providing high efficiency and flexibility.

What is the batch process (SBR)?

SBR is a biological treatment system that uses reaction tanks operated in sequential cycles.
Each cycle includes phases of filling, reaction, sedimentation, decantation and rest.

How the SBR works:

Filling phase

The effluent is added to the tank.

Reaction phase

The effluent is aerated to promote the biological decomposition of pollutants.

Sedimentation phase

Aeration is stopped and the solids settle.

Decanting phase

The treated water is removed.

Resting phase

The tank is prepared for the next cycle.

Benefits

Flexibility

Adapts to variations in load and flow.

High efficiency

Efficient removal of organic matter and nutrients.

Reducing space

It combines several treatment stages in a single tank.

Applications

Commitment to Quality:

At EP, we offer high-efficiency SBR systems, designed to meet the specific needs of each client.
Our systems guarantee maximum efficiency and compliance with environmental standards.

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