Location: Nanchang City, China
Time: 2018
Treatment Capacity: 10 WWTPs, the total treatment capacity is 116,500 m3/d
WWTP Type: Decentralized Integrated FMBR Equipment WWTPs
Process: Raw Wastewater→ Pretreatment→ FMBR→ Effluent
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Project Brief:
Due to insufficient capacity at the existing wastewater treatment plant, a significant overflow into the Wusha River caused severe pollution. To quickly address this, the local government chose JDL's FMBR technology and implemented a decentralized 'Collect, Treat, and Reuse On-site' approach.
Ten decentralized wastewater treatment plants were established around the Wusha River basin, with one plant's construction completed in just two months. Despite the project's wide treatment scope, FMBR's simplicity allows for operation without on-site professional staff. Instead, the Internet of Things + Cloud Platform Central Monitoring System and mobile O&M station ensure rapid response and stable, unattended operation. The effluent meets standards, including Water Reuse criteria, and replenishes the Wusha River, restoring its cleanliness. The plants are also designed to blend with the local landscape, achieving harmony between wastewater facilities and the environment.