This is also known as MBR technology for the
waste water recovery and its reuse for usage. In this reactor the waste water
moves towards the bio reactor, in this bio reactor different harmful chemicals
are present. Then after this there is a membrane is present that is involved in
removing waste from water in easy way and supply clean water in better way for
reuse. This method is the improved model of the conventional activated sludge
process for cleaning waste water. In this reactor the traditional secondary
clarifier is replaced by the help of membrane unit. That contains different
chemicals.
During the process harmful materials are
mixed with membrane chemicals, and water become pure. This technology is based
on the biological treatment that is followed by membrane separation. The
membrane that is present in this reactor is involved in effectively separate
biomass from the water and improve quality of effluent, and make it easy for
reuse. In the membrane part there are about five billion microscopic pores are
present on the surface, these pores form a barrier for impurities and just
allowing pure water to pass through it (LI & ZHANG, 2010).
According to the author Fangang (2017) he has
given some important information about the new latest technology in the
membrane bioreactors that is fouling. In this article the author has presented
deep and comprehensive research on the new technology in the membrane bio
reactor. It can be seen that from the previous researches the membrane fouling
is one of the most important challenge for these reactors.
In this article deep analysis has been
performed on fouling mechanism and improve this technology by changing control
strategies of fouling membrane. There is some improvement has been done on the
fouling control strategies. The results shows that it is extremely necessary
that there is complete information about dynamic changes in membrane foulants
because it will help to improve this technology in better way. A complete
literature review has been presented in this article about fouling membrane (Meng, et al., 2017).
In this article the author Ali Raza (2011)
was involved in giving demonstration about modeling of membrane bio reactor
that can be done by artificial neural network. This membrane is involve in
dissolving different solids and also various organic loading rates. For that
case a complete feed forward neutral network is used that is trained by batch
back propagation algorithm. For training the network a complete set of 193
operational data from different waste water is used with MSBR. The results
shows that there is comprehensive mixing of different particles like OLR, TDS,
COD in the waste water is removed through this membrane. In such conditions it
can be seen that the average effluent COD concentration is meeting the
discharge limit in efficient way (Pendashteh, et al., 2011).
In this article the author Cornelissen was
presenting an innovative Osmotic membrane bioreactor for the reuse of water. This
Osmotic membrane bio reactor is more efficient than ordinary bio reactor. A
perfect analysis has been done in this article for this innovative technology. This
technology is still under development due to some problems in the system. This
research mainly focus on FO membrane fouling and its performance has been
evaluated through the help of different activated sludge process.
In this article complete investigation has
been done on the laboratory scale by just increasing the temperature so
viscosity can be decreased. The results shows that there is some improvements
need to be done for enhancing the performance of membrane. It can be seen that
for economic assessment minimum flux that is required is 15 at 0.5 molar of
sodium chloride for reducing the cost (Cornelissen, et al., 2011).
In this article the author Nguyen has
presented new technology for the membrane bio reactor. In this case there is
use of innovative sponge-based moving bed osmotic membrane hybrid system is
used through the use of new class for solving wastewater treatment issue in
proper way. This can be done through combining two membranes with each other
that include sponge based moving bed combine with osmotic membrane bioreactor
that is also called hybrid system.
This system has been investigated in detail
with the help of Triton X-114 surfactant mixed with magnesium chloride. This
system is compared with the other system and it is involved in removing more
particles from the water due to its thick bio film layer present on sponge
carrier. This is because during waste water treatment there is less membrane
fouling was observed in proper way and that is not proper method to remove
waste from water because it was not cost effective.
There is must need of perfect system that can
easily solve this issue. For this some experiments has been performed to solve
this issue in perfect way. This shows that in this hybrid system there is need
of water flux of 10.5 and low salt value was achieved in 90 days. The efficiency
of this system is almost 100% because of these layers. The results shows that
if the system is using Magnesium chloride mixed with Triton so it can easily
able to remove particles from water in effective way (Nguyen, et al., 2016).
According to the author pen 2014, he has
present important model for methane biohydroxylation. For this an improved and
innovative membrane bioreactor is used that can easily solve the issue. It can
be seen that this methane biohydroxylation was done for the first time in any
membrane bio reactor. In this article there is complete study about the
membrane bio reactor has been presented in detail.
For analysis a complete innovative membrane
bio reactors was mixed with bioreactors and also with the two main bio
reactors. In this article the reproducibility and feasibility of
biohydroxylation was tested in proper way in the laboratory. The results shows
that the productivity has been reached with this type of membrane bio reactor
is about 75 mg methanol. It can be seen that this value is quite higher than
previous models. The main advantage of this MBR was explosive gas mixture can
be easily reduced (Pen, et al., 2014).