Aerobic Granular Sludge

Aerobic granular sludge is a type of advanced wastewater treatment process where tiny, dense clusters of microorganisms form compact, sponge-like structures called granules. These granules efficiently break down organic pollutants and remove nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus from sewage through biological activity. The structure allows for better oxygen and nutrient flow, resulting in faster, more stable treatment compared to traditional methods. This approach improves water quality, reduces plant footprint, and enhances energy efficiency, making it a sustainable solution for cleaner wastewater management.