Find The Most Effective Sewage Treatment Solutions Through A Leading Sewage Treatment Company

Remote locations and sites, such as mine sites, have heavy water consumption needs to run projects smoothly. This high amount of water usage consequently results in significant amount of mining wastewater being produced. Poor quality mining wastewater can present big issues, both in terms of health, and regulatory compliance. For this reason effective water treatment is essential.

Every mine site in remote areas that houses its workers in residential style camps requires safe and efficient sewage treatment. However, these sites are also often located in extreme environmental conditions, making standard approaches to wastewater ineffective.

Most mines in Australia are situated in sensitive environments with shared water resources. Sensitivity can be based on cultural or economic aspects of the surrounding environment.

Mines must include water treatment solutions that are efficient, contribute to urban, pastoral water or natural supplies, allow for ecological restoration and incorporate monitoring. They should also take into account fluctuations in water supply and varying contaminants.

Not all sewage treatment systems are the same, and finding the right sewage treatment company can help you determine which treatment solutions, such as MBBR, SBR or ASR, is right for your location.

Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) processes enhance reliability, simplify operation, and need less space than traditional sewage treatment systems. This technology provides cost-effective treatment with low maintenance since MBBR processes self-maintain an optimum level of productive biofilm. Also, the biofilm attached to the mobile biocarriers within the system automatically responds to load fluctuations.

The wastewater is aerated in the presence of microorganisms that are attached to plastic bio-media. The microorganisms break down the contaminants and excrete a bio-solid, which can then be expelled via a sedimentation in a clarifier.

The unique design of the aeration lances enable them to be removed from the reactor while the process is still operating, reducing the need to drain the tank or remove the bio-media. This results in minimal downtime and simpler maintenance.

Sequence Batch Reactor (SBR) technology provides an economical solution for businesses. SBR uses a separate pre-treatment section to mechanically hold back solids and a biological aeration and settling tank. Small SBR sewage treatment systems clean incoming wastewater over a number of cycles.

With SBR technology, wastewater undergoes cycles of aeration, mix, settle and decant. The process degrades soluble organic material and removes nitrogen via the nitrification and denitrification process. Excess bio solids are expelled by a waste activated sludge pump.

Activated Sludge Reactor (ASR) technology is a process where suspended growth biological treatment needs the microorganisms to be clarified in a separate reactor. Recycled activated sludge is returned from the clarifier to the ASR to maintain the needed concentration of suspended growth in the reactor. This process is also used to degrade soluble organic material.

The ASR goes through cycles of aeration and mixing to optimise the oxygen requirements of the microorganisms. Excess biosolids from the activated sludge reactor are removed by a waste-activated sludge pump.

So, choose practical sewage treatment solutions with a leading Sewage Treatment Company.