Innovative LINPOR Process for Sludge Recycling Using Hybrid Flexible Foam Carrier Media
The LINPOR process introduces a hybrid method for sludge recycling, utilizing flexible foam as carrier media. This advanced technique integrates a conventional Modified Ludzack-Ettinger (MLE) process scheme with pre-anoxic zones for dissolved oxygen reduction and denitrification. An oxic zone ensures optimal solids retention time (SRT) for effective nitrification, while post-anoxic options are available as needed. Key benefits include simultaneous denitrification, reduced carbon requirements, and energy-efficient fine bubble diffusion leading to low solids volume indices (SVIs).
Innovative LINPOR Process for Sludge Recycling Using Hybrid Flexible Foam Carrier Media
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Recycle sludge LINPOR PROCESS • A Hybrid Process Using “Flexible Foam” Carrier Media • Conventional MLE Process Scheme • Pre-anoxic for dissolved oxygen reduction & denitrification • Oxic Zone to maintain SRT for nitrification • Post anoxic zone if required • SIMULTANEOUS DENITRIFICATION (reduced carbon reqm’nt) • Fine bubble diffusion (energy savings) • Low SVI’s
The following 5 slides link from previous Linpor 1st slide “Flexible Foam” line
Why Flexible Foam? • Fundamental Differences • Structure • Open Channels, High Void Volume • Protected interior • Near neutral buoyancy • Biomass • Dense Floc, not Slime • Anoxic Core • Make for Key Advantages