and energy saving Attached growth bioreactor systems
The technology takes its name from the gills of fish because, as it happens in many of the aquatic animals where oxygen is transferred from the water to the organism of the fish, in the case of Biogill, the gill represented by a lamellar surface of nanomaterials, acts as an exchange element capable of amplifying the transfer of oxygen from the atmosphere to the microorganisms responsible for the purification process. This particular system also allows for a significantly lower production of biological sludge than traditional biological processes.
Products
Biogill
Tower
Biogill tower is the device within which the purification process takes place. It is essentially based on the growth of a biological biofilm on the surface of the laminated ceramic nanomaterial at the base of the technology, which is enclosed inside a percolation tower usually positioned above ground and powered by a pump. The system represents an efficient, proven and affordable wastewater treatment solution. Each single tower, depending on the type of wastewater to be treated and the polluting load to be removed, can sustain a flow rate between 1 and 12 m3/day.
Biogill Tower Plus
Biogill Tower Plus is the plug & play solution that includes the Biogill Towers required for the process, the pumps and tanks for the the recirculation/distribution system and the electrical control panel of the system.
This solution is ideal for small installations where the customer requires minimal time for the construction of the plant and limited space is available.
Biogill
Ultra
Biogill Ultra is a completely prefabricated solution designed for small applications (15-60 m3/day) both in the commercial/municipal field and in the F&B and brewery industry where COD loads can be both significant and discontinuous in the time. The Biogill elements responsible for the biological treatment process are housed within the reaction tank, while the skid containing all the electromechanical components of the system is connected separately.
At the exit of the Biogill Ultra, the installation of a secondary settler is required to collect the sludge generated by the process to be sent for disposal.
