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There is no significant difference in the design of the MBR technology for a process treating industrial rather than municipal wastewater. The key differences between the two applications are that, for industrial effluents, there are:
- higher concentrations of organic matter
- more temporal variation in the concentrations of pollutants
- very significant variations across different industrial sectors
- no requirement for the removal of pathogenic micro-organisms, unless the effluent is combined with a sewage stream.
Read more about the industrial and municipal applications of MBRs:
MBRs for industrial wastewater treatment
- Industrial MBRs − an introduction
- Installing an MBR for industrial wastewater treatment
- Industrial MBRs − petroleum sector
- Industrial MBRs − ship effluents
- Industrial MBRs − food and beverage sector
- Industrial MBRs − landfill leachate sector
- Industrial MBRs − pharmaceutical sector
- Industrial MBRs − pulp and paper sector
- Industrial MBRs − textiles sector
MBRs for municipal wastewater treatment
Largest municipal plants
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- Largest membrane bioreactor plants – Asia
- Largest membrane bioreactor plants – Europe
- Largest membrane bioreactor plants – Middle East
- Largest membrane bioreactor plants − Oceania
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