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Effluent treatment latest technology

10/31/2009 12:20 AM

Can anyone tell me what are the latest technology available for effluent treatment in petroleum refinery application?

Mainly on biologigal treatment of wastewater.
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11/01/2009 2:07 AM

The most common new method of wastewater treatment for the oil refining industry is the membrane bioreactor (MBR) because of its efficiency, high discharge effluent quality and relative small footprint.

You can enquire with GE Zenon for more details if you want to install one in your plant.

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11/02/2009 11:35 PM

Yes I want to make purchase specification for new ETP.

But I dont want to go for conventional bio towers & aeration technology.

I want the latest technology need to be given as option to supplier in purchase specification.

thanks for all.
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11/02/2009 3:53 AM

Membrane Bio-Reactors [MBRs].

They were developed in Japan on the basis of low footprint and high separation efficiency.

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