The Modular Design Concept of Decentralized Sewage Reuse Equipment and its Application

Zhi Wei Xiao; Jia He; Nan Qi; Jia Peng Wen; Xiu Bo Chen; Chang Xing Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.3323

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The Modular Design Concept of Decentralized Sewage Reuse Equipment and its Application

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With biofilm reactor and continuous membrane filtration as the core, this paper proposes to establish biochemical module and membrane processing module, which can from the biofilm - membrane filtration process. In the part of biochemical module, diverse processing function can be realized by adjusting the operation conditions of the pumps and fans. Meanwhile, the number and operation condition of biochemical module could be changed flexibly according to the actual processing needs. Thereby, the standardization and generalization of biochemical module can be achieved. And in the part of membrane processing module, the processing capacity can also be expanded through frequency converting control and increasing the number of membrane module. An engineering project of decentralized sewage reuse is built, and the outlet water quality can reach the expected standard, which suggests that the modular design concept has good feasibility.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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3323-3330

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June 2014

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Zhi Wei Xiao*, Jia He, Nan Qi, Jia Peng Wen, Xiu Bo Chen, Chang Xing Wang

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Decentralized Domestic Sewage, Modular Design, Wastewater Reuse

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