In-pipe Technology, LLC

In-pipe Technology Company, Inc.

John Williams

J Rodney Dickerson

Guy D Marchesseault

John Tadlock

Daniel R Williamson, Jr

Richard Schici

Fadi Kassir

Robert C Fischer

Scott Collins

Andrew Newbold

The instant invention describes a device and system for dispensing microbial solutions into a wastewater treatment environment. The device contains one or more removable modules that provides the user with the capability of quickly and easily removing one or more of the modules without the need for replacing or removing the entire unit. The modules are preferably designed to hold bags filled with a microbial solution. The bags are fluidly connected to a pump which dispenses the solution to a predetermined location.

Modular smart biofeeding device

The invention is directed to wastewater treatment and wastewater reuse. A distributed biological treatment system for modification of the sewer biofilm through the mechanism of competitive exclusion by strategic dosing with facultative bacteria is illustrated, in conjunction with a novel membrane biological reactor (MBR)/biological breeding reactor (BBR) package plant, a plurality of which are likewise designed for strategic placement throughout the sewer/collection system infrastructure. The inclusion of the MBR/BBR plants at specific locations within the distribution system provide upstream water reclamation, thereby facilitating more efficient operation of the downstream wastewater treatment plant and providing for water reuse at intermediate points within the distribution network, as well as a means for concentrating the facultative bacteria which has been dosed to various points in the system, which can then be re-inoculated to the system.

Distributed facultative bacteria water treatment system with membrane biological reactor package plant augmentation

Biofeeder

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Wood Dale, IL, United States of America

John Williams