Bio-Cel MCP: Mechanical Cleaning Process
Bio-Cel MCP: Mechanical Cleaning Process
Bio-Cel MCP: Mechanical Cleaning Process
» Cost efficient process through a minimization of the installed membrane area and significantly lower energy
demand as a result of reduced air sourcing requirements due to an enhancement of the specific flux
» No or only low demand for chemical cleaning – thus a continuous filtration process is possible
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One of the main advancements through the use of BIO-CEL ®-MCP The membrane laminate’s self-supporting structure allows for
is the reduction of operating costs of the MBR plants. chemical as well as mechanical cleaning of the membrane surface,
thereby ensuring permanently high membrane system availability.
50-70% of the whole energy demand of MBR systems is needed
for the cross-flow aeration, which is incurred independently of Test results show that no chemical membrane cleaning has been
the specific flux. The BIO-CEL®-MCP system enables much higher necessary for a two year period through the application of BIO-
specific flows than conventional operations, which results in a CEL®-MCP.
minimization of the energy demand. Moreover, investment costs
are decreasing due to the reduction of the membrane area which The chart below outlines the advantages of the application of a
can be achieved through the enhancement of flux. This drastically BIO-CEL®-MCP, using the example of a model waste water treat-
lowers investment costs (smaller membrane area needed) and ment plant designed for 10,000 PE (2,000 m3/d). The yearly costs
reduces energy consumption (cross-flow) for the entire system. can be reduced by almost 30 % through the use of MCP.
Comparative values of BIO-CEL® vs. BIO-CEL®-MCP for a model waste water treatment plant for 10,000 PE:
(*the assumed flux is based on the minimum achievable performance improvement through the application of MCP)
(**valid for energy costs of 0.10 Euro per KWh)
BIO-CEL®- MCP in large scale applications
Industrial
Canada 2 x BC100 (200m²) | 2.73 m³/h è ~ 14 LMH 2009
(food industry)
Municipal
Greece 3 x BC100 (300 m²) | 6.0 m³/h è ~ 20 LMH 2011
(shopping center)
Since 2009 a MBR plant using BIO-CEL®-MCP has been in ope- Despite the extreme effluent concentrations (CSB > 5000 m3/d),
ration for the treatment of waste water from the food industry. no chemical cleanings have been necessary throughout the en-
After more than one year of continuous operation, the plant tire duration of the pilot tests. In mid 2012, an MBR using the
still shows excellent filtration performance without conducting BIO-CEL®-MCP with a daily effluent flow of 1,000 m3/d will be
a chemical cleaning. put into operation. A second plant will probably follow by the
end of 2012.
Between January and June 2011, MCP pilot tests were accom-
plished successfully in two fish processing companies in Mexico.
Thereby, the positive effects of an operation using granulate,
could be successfully proven.
» Cost savings
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