Hinada is a leading manufacturer of MBR Membrane Bioreactor, we are available in providing submerged membrane element or completely MBR module with Frame Skid. The key features of these elements and recommended applications are summarized in the Table

Type		Lab Test MBR	NM-RMBR-1010	NM-RMBR-1520
Membrane	Nominal pore size (μm)	0.06 Micron (Average)
	Material	PVDF, PET non-woven fabric and ABS resin
Membrane area per element (m2)		2 m2	10 m2	20 m2
Recommended usage		Lab Scare test Project capacity  less than 2 m3/d	Smaller capacity plants (<200 m3/d) Containerized package plants In-building wastewater reuse Marine application Municipal & industrial wastewater	Medium and large capacity plants (>200 m3/d) Municipal & industrial wastewater

Hinada can offer professional solution designation, sophisticated installation, good training and efficient after-sales service according customer’s requirements.

Our vast experience and drive for excellence can be put to use in your facility – quickly and easy.

MBR Technology for Wastewater Reclamation and Treatment

In the MBR procedure, the system combines the activated sludge treatment with the membrane of the liquid-solid separation procedure. The membrane component uses low-pressure microfiltration & ultra-filtration membranes & eliminates the requirement for clarification & tertiary filtration. We offer the top quality MBR membrane that can be physically installed in the bioreactor tank or a separate tank. For most of the procedures submerging membranes in a bioreactor tank proves to offer the most efficient & cost-effective solution.

Our MBR membrane is used in the MBR process have very small pore sizes that are ranging from 0.04 – 0.4 microns. Almost complete separation of the suspended solids from mixed liquor can be achieved. It is the fact, along with the basic design results in dramatic reductions in the contaminants. The MBR process combines triggered sludge treatment with the membrane for liquid-solid separation. When MBR can attain almost complete separation of the suspended solids & dramatic reduction in the contaminants, it is prone to membrane fouling. Luckily, the recent advent of PTFE membranes & improved system designs has minimized need for membrane maintenance to prevent fouling.

Still, MBR is not without its drawbacks, the largest of which is membrane fouling-no surprise given the operating conditions to which the membranes are exposed. Fouling gradually reduces process efficiency causing cross-membrane pressures to increase or permeate flows to decrease depending whether the process is operated under constant pressure or constant flux conditions respectively. While automated cleaning regimens minimize the impact of membrane fouling, the cleaning and replacement must still be analyzed and factored into the overall analysis of MBR viability for any project.

As a leader in the development of industrial & municipal wastewater treatment systems, Hinada has the technical expertise to design & build wastewater & sewage treatment facilities for every industry. Beyond the wastewater, our team focuses on refining & expanding the water & wastewater treatment methods we presently employ thus, we can meet the most difficult challenges head-on with our top-notch innovation.