Decentralized Wastewater Sewage Treatment System
BioGill systems offer an ideal technology to supplement under-performing systems or as a complete substitute for the biological treatment in decentralized municipal sewage systems. BioGill technology can increase the efficiency and durability of a sewage treatment process. Compact and modular in design, BioGill units can fit tight spaces and are easy to scale when volumes increase.
Major Benefits of BioGill Wastewater Treatment in Food Industry
- Low sludge output
- Resilient to changes in the waste stream
- Concurrent de-nitrification
- Low odor
- Lower energy and reduced maintenance
Low sludge
The biomass is in a high oxygen environment. This means that BioGill bioreactors can produce more active, longer living cells resulting in a lower sludge output when compared to other biological and filtration technologies.
Resilient
As BioGill bioreactors hold the culture in the gill structure, quick increases in inflow volumes do not wash away the treatment culture. BioGill units are also resilient to changes in effluent concentrations that would otherwise “shock” conventional systems.
Concurrent denitrification
Total Nitrogen can be reduced on average by 80%. The BioGill bioreactors naturally have an oxic and anoxic treatment phase which effectively reduces TN.
Low odor
The bacteria and fungi in the biomass are extremely efficient and quick at removing the sulphides and volatile fatty acids that create the odor problems. Air exchange in and out of the BioGill unit is low, reducing distribution of odor.
Low energy & reduced maintenance
BioGill bioreactors work on low energy pumps and simple gravity and there is no need for high energy consuming aeration technologies. With minimal to zero maintenance on the treatment cores and lower energy consumption, BioGill units are more cost effective to operate.
Modular & scalable
Ideal for onsite treatment because a BioGill system can be customised for small onsite treatment or scaled as your system requirements change.
