Sewage treated.
Water reclaimed.
SBR and MBBR systems that biologically treat sewage to meet CPCB discharge norms — with effluent quality fit for flushing, irrigation, and cooling towers.
Key specifications
SBR and MBBR technology — compact, self-regulating, and designed for sites where space is a constraint.
How it works
From raw sewage inlet to polished reusable effluent — a four-stage biological treatment process.
Incoming sewage is screened through bar screens to remove coarse solids and grit, then held in an equalization tank to buffer fluctuations in flow rate and concentration. This ensures a consistent feed to the biological treatment stage.
In SBR systems, a single reactor handles aeration, mixing, and clarification in timed cycles — equalization, primary clarification, biological treatment, and secondary clarification all in one vessel, minimising footprint. MBBR systems use plastic biofilm carriers providing high bio-film surface area with low power consumption and no sludge recycling.
Settled biomass is separated from treated effluent. The Draw step in SBR decants clear supernatant without disturbing the settled sludge. Excess sludge is dewatered by filter press or centrifuge, and the cake is composted or sent for regulated disposal.
Pressure sand and activated carbon filters polish the final effluent. UV disinfection renders the treated water safe for flushing, landscaping, car washing, and cooling tower makeup — recovering value from what was otherwise a waste stream.
SBR vs MBBR — what's the difference?
Who it's for
Deployed across residential, hospitality, healthcare, and commercial developments throughout India.
Need a sewage treatment plant?
Tell us your site capacity and we'll recommend SBR or MBBR.