MENA-Water MBR Package Plants transform sewage to clear water with bathing water quality usable for irrigation. This compact units are available in standard sizes, are pre-fabricated and easy to transport and offer very short realization times.
The MENA-Water potable water package plants offer pure drinking water for villages and towns. Due to the package concept the plants can be realized in very short time and with less civil preparation at site. All plants can be easily extended and moved to new locations
With this pilot plant, a partial flow of the wastewater, which has already been cleaned very well, can now be additionally filtered and new dosing techniques can be tested.
In 2018 2 MBR package plants were installed for 2 different housing areas. Each is treating 10 m³/h of sewage from the inhabitants and the effluent water now is bacteria free and directly used for irrigation.
MENA WATER FZC got the contract to build up a sewage treatment plant of 300 m³/day for treating the municipal sewage from residences for up to 2500 people.
As a water company that designs, builds and operates wastewater treatment plants, MENA-Water feels committed to the environment and recycles all wastewater at the Sharjah production site.
The solution for water re-use is the MENA-Water MBR-filtration package plant as integrated version. This ready-made system includes all the treatment tanks and equipment inside one stainless steel housing.
Fracking water generated during production of crude oil is highly contaminated with heavy metals, toxins and hydrocarbons. Therefore this water is difficult to treat and stored in big lagoons causing environmental problems. MENA-Water took the challenge and developed a process involving multiple treatment steps eliminating the pollutants to the permissible …
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT – S.K.M AIR CONDITIONING L.L.C – SHARJAH, UAE Waste Water from Factory with Labour Accomodation S.K.M Air Conditioning LLC is one of the leading manufacturers of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning) equipment in the Gulf area. Located at Industrial Area Sharjah, SKM operates out of a …
The village of Wenji is located in the Ethiopian region of Oromia near its capital Adama. With the construction of a MENA-Water drinking water package system, the population of a village in 2015 was supplied with purified drinking water.
BOO PROJECT CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT – JCSTP, JAZAN ECONOMIC CITY Jazan is located in the Kingdom’s southwest region, and in 2014 the Saudi Aramco Oil Company began constructing the Jazan Refinery and Terminal. The facilities form the industrial heart of the government’s greater Jazan Economic City project.
MENA-Water installed containerized potable water plants in South Sudan South Sudan is the newest state and gained its independence in 2011. Economically the country depends mostly on agriculture and oil production. For this reason the oil fields were explored and big residence camps for workers grew in places without infrastructure. …
Ethioder Camp, Arba Minch, South Ethiopia, MBR Package Plant Integrated Version The village of Arba Minch is located in picturesque southern Ethiopia inside the Region of Southern Nations. For a very remote labour camp, the company Ethioder needed a sewage treatment plant which should be highly flexible. The I-version of …
Container MBR Sewage Plant The ‘Betreuungszentrum Aschersleben’ in Saxony-Anhalt is a retirement residence with 72 units. This area is not connected to the municipal sewage network and operating so far an autonomous sanitation treatment. Since the existing system no longer met the current cleaning requirements, it was replaced by a …
Container MBR Sewage Plant. This project at the German embassy in Kabul was executed under extremely challenging boundary conditions (space and security restrictions, risk of terrorist attacks, climatic variations). Since the facilities of the embassy are not connected to any kind of sewage system, a stand-alone solution from MENA-Water now …
MENA-Water constructed package plants for potable water in several villages in Sudan. Instead of carrying untreated water from rivers and irrigation channels now the people are supplied with treated pure drinking water.
MBBR waste water treatment plants can be described as a sewage treatment process using Bio Film Carriers in which the organic digestive microorganisms get attached to specially designed plastic media. The Bio Media become carriers that build floating bed in the waste water.
