MBBR MEDIA For (STP)

A bed of MBBR media is made up of thousands of microscopic fragments that dangle themselves throughout a wastewater treatment tank, taking up around half to seventy percent of the available area. Their architecture makes them ideal for fostering the development of beneficial microorganisms. The spokes of several forms of MBBR media resemble wheel-shaped pasta, offering excellent surface area for bacterial growth. Others are tiny discs or squares in the shape of coins.

Aeration tanks benefit greatly from the usage of MBBR media carriers. Their microorganisms help digest the solid waste as they distribute around the tank. The media are particularly successful because their design provides a large surface area for helpful microorganisms to settle on, increasing the number of bacteria available to digest waste.