During different stages of the wastewater treatment process, plants consume high energy and contribute to greenhouse gases. They also create their carbon footprint from these emissions. Electricity consumption for aeration, sludge processing, and pumping systems is the major source.
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Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) technology is revolutionizing how wastewater is treated today. It combines membrane filtration with biological treatment. The combination of these items delivers faster efficiencies and higher quality levels of the water.
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The biological nutrient removal (BNR) is a sustainable process for wastewater treatment. Still, it removes nitrogen and phosphorus biologically. These are some of the major contributors for water pollution in the whole world.
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Wastewater treatment plant performance is highly sensitive to climate change anywhere in the world. However, climate change now threatens environmental stability regularly, on which these facilities depend. Rainfall patterns vary and this leads to variations in the influent flow rates making treatment less predictable and more difficult to regulate.
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