Full Scale Application of Aerobic Granular Sludge Technology
Aerobic granulation technology is already successfully applied for treatment of wastewater.
- Since 2005, RoyalHaskoningDHV has implemented over 10 full-scale aerobic granular sludge technology systems (Nereda) for the treatment of both industrial and municipal wastewater. One example is STP Epe, The Netherlands, with a capacity of 59.000 pe and 1,500 m3.h-1, being the first full-scale municipal Nereda in The Netherlands. Examples of the latest Nereda sewage treatment plants (2012-2013) include Wemmershoek- South Africa, Dinxperlo, Vroomshoop, Garmerwolde - The Netherlands.
- EcoEngineering applied aerobic granulation process in three pharmaceutical industries, Krka d.d. Novo mesto Slovenia, Lek d.d. Lendava, Slovenia and Gedeon Richter Rt. Dorog, Hungary. Wastewater treatment plants are already running more than five years.
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