High Throughput Wastewater Treatment and Water Recycling System

Tech ID: 20A122

Advantages

  • Increases wastewater treatment capacity without increasing the size or footprint of the system itself.
  • Reduces operational costs of wastewater treatment.
  • Offers a more environmentally friendly method by reducing energy consumption and creating a more efficient system.

Summary

A standard wastewater treatment system today must increase the size of their facility and/or increase their carbon footprint in order to increase the system’s overall throughput. This has both economic and environmental consequences that would be undesirable for the facility owner and the world climate alike.

This wastewater treatment technology is an advanced, multi-stage system designed to maximize the recovery of water, nutrients, and energy from municipal and industrial wastewater streams. What differentiates this technology is its integrated approach to minimizing membrane fouling and maximizing resource recovery, which sets it apart from conventional wastewater treatment methods. This holistic, modular design provides a flexible, energy-efficient, and sustainable solution for decentralized wastewater management.

Improved Wastewater Treatment System

Desired Partnerships

  • License
  • Sponsored Research
  • Co-Development

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