In particular,would the complete retention of slow-growing methanogenic organisms improve the applicability of anaerobic processes to more waste streams? How
would AnMBRs compare to existing high-rate anaerobic processes, for example,
the upflow anaerobic sludge blanket (UASB) reactor? What waste streams
would be most suitable to treat with AnMBRs? What design and operational
challenges exist?
Am also doing my PhD research in area of bio-refinery. I will like to work with you as i have different model and design on bioreactor. You can contact me for further information. [email protected], 2348023821869
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Dear Dr Osman,
Anaerobic membrane bioreactor have advantages of both (UASB + MBR). I think, you should try with high strength wastewater (biodegradable) as you will be able to get more benefit in terms of organic load reduction.
The major challenge, I think, will be the maintaining the membrane permeates and needed backwash.
Will like to hear more from you.
Regards
Pravin
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