Water is our element. Moving Bed Biofilm Reactors and

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Water is our element. Moving Bed Biofilm Reactors and Integrated Fixed Film Activated Sludge Where are we coming from and where are we going Kim Helleshøj Sørensen Group CTO, WABAG

Content: Introduction Short history The market situation seen from a technical point of view Some hints on where the Technologies are going Conclusion

Introduction Speaker: Kim Sorensen CTO, WABAG Group > 25 year experience in the Water and Wastewater Industry and > 20 years experience as expert in Biofilm processes. (RBC, Trickling filters, BAF, MBBR, IFAS) WABAG Water Technology Systems for wastewater and water treatment Technologies based on internal R+D Wastewater Filtration technology (water + wastewater) Biofiltration: BIOPUR Fluidized bed / moving bed: FLUOPUR Further technologies Wastewater: SBR, MBR, sludge treatment, etc. Organisation Switzerland/Winterthur: 45 employees WABAG Group: ca.1500 employees in 20 countries

The history of MBBR It all started out like this: Oh well, it was quite inspired from this Model photo: Garden hose, cut to peaces by the son of Prof. Ødegaard Christmas 1987 Linpor media First reference 1987 in IFAS Configuration

The History of MBBR Kaldnes K1 MBBR carrier as patented by Ødegaard et al. 1991 Well defined geometry and specific gravity Inner protected surface that still allows for water flowing trough

Why did Kaldnes get the reference Position they have ? Veolia AnoxKalnes – More than 500 References world wide Linpor 50 references world wide 1% Plastic 99% Know How

But they are not alone any more AC 450 from Hydroxyl / Aqua Point / IDI Meteor / Headworks Bio AC 920 from Headworks Bio AGAR from Aqwise / World Water Works BWT from Biowater Floobed from Ovivo Biofas from bioprocessH2O Mutag Biochip from Multi Umwelttechnologie AG Fluopur from WABAG Wassertechnik AG

In reality it is even worse !!!

How to stay in the race ? Continue the development of the Technology: New Media types with: Higher protected/active surface Better Oxygen transfer / Aeration efficiency Catalytic behaviour? Better screen design to avoid screen clogging and minimise Head losses Media Washer to control the biomass Extend the potential market with new process combinations Low Oxygen MBBR-C for Carbon absorption Anaerobic MBBR to allow higher influent TSS were UASB has difficulties Very compact solutions by using low footprint TSS-removal like: Actiflo and other high rate lammella settlers UF-membranes Bio-P in MBBR

How to stay in the race Teaming up with the enemy – If you can not beat them join them CFIC from Biowater BIOSTYR Duo from Veolia

Does the future look bright for MBBR and IFAS ? For the pure MBBR it can get difficult . There is a lot of Technology suppliers and only the innovative will survive The media price is coupled to the price of petrol A strong competition is to be expected from Aerobic Granular Activated sludge Aerobic Granules Self grown Biofilm carrier Adds Bio-P No clarifier IFAS is an Ideal upgrade to existing facilities IFAS utilises less media than MBBR Only one or two set(s) of screens The vendors coming up with the media combining high protected surface with good Oxygen transfer will be well positioned

The competitors and how they compare MBBR IFAS Activated Sludge BAF MBR Aerobic Granules Biomass type Fixed to suspended plastic carriers Free Biomass Free biomass in suspension Fixed on Support media Fixed on self made support Usefull surface m2/m3 500 -1500 500-1500/-- -- 250-1200 2000-3000 Biomass speicalisation Yes C; DN and N stages Yes Nitrification on media, C- removal in AS No, Mixed Biomass Solids Inlet sensibility 3-5 mm screening Primary settling 1-3 mm Outlet Sludge concentration from reactor (g/l) 0.3 - 0.5 2-4 2-5 N/A 10-12 Sludge separation Clarifier or flotation Clarifier Membranes Volumetric loading kg BOD5/m3/d 0.7-3 0.6 0.3 0.2 -2 0.5 3

Conclusion The MBBR and IFAS market are well behind the point of early adapters and has become very competitive Technology supplier are working at high speed on developing their second generation solution Newer technologies like Aerobic Granules will push the market Having the right media with the good screening technology will still assure a sweet spot in extension of existing activated sludge plant to IFAS.