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    The Yorkville-Bristol Sanitary District in Illinois will be the first customer to use GE's new ZeeLung membrane aerated biofilm reactor (MABR) technology to upgrade its existing wastewater treatment plant. The MABR technology will increase the plant's treatment capacity within its existing footprint while reducing energy consumption and enabling biological phosphorus removal. The upgrade is expected to be commissioned in 2017.

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    The Yorkville-Bristol Sanitary District in Illinois will be the first customer to use GE's new ZeeLung membrane aerated biofilm reactor (MABR) technology to upgrade its existing wastewater treatment plant. The MABR technology will increase the plant's treatment capacity within its existing footprint while reducing energy consumption and enabling biological phosphorus removal. The upgrade is expected to be commissioned in 2017.

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    The Yorkville-Bristol Sanitary District in Illinois will be the first customer to use GE's new ZeeLung membrane aerated biofilm reactor (MABR) technology to upgrade its existing wastewater treatment plant. The MABR technology will increase the plant's treatment capacity within its existing footprint while reducing energy consumption and enabling biological phosphorus removal. The upgrade is expected to be commissioned in 2017.

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    WEFTEC 16: YORKVILLEBRISTOL SANITARY

    DISTRICT TO USE GES


    MABR TECHNOLOGY
    September 27, 2016

    NEW ORLEANS, LA - The Yorkville-Bristol Sanitary District (YBSD) in the Fox


    River watershed in Illinois will be the first customer to use GEs new ZeeLung
    membrane aerated biofilm reactor (MABR) technology.
    YBSD will use ZeeLung MABR to upgrade the existing activated sludge plant,
    which has an average flow of 3.62 million gallons per day, to increase its treatment
    capacity within the existing biological reactors.
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    The plant is operating near its design load and to accommodate new industries
    within the city, YBSD sought a cost-effective solution to increase the treatment
    capacity.
    The upgrade, due to be commission in 2017, also involves modifications to enable
    biological phosphorous removal.
    ZeeLung MABR technology employs a gas transfer membrane to deliver oxygen
    to a biofilm that is attached to the membrane surface. Immersing ZeeLung
    cassettes into mixed liquor increases the inventory of biomass in a treatment
    system thereby intensifying the biological treatment process.
    Oxygen is delivered to the biofilm by diffusion through the membrane, which
    reduces the energy required for oxygen delivery by up to four times compared to
    conventional aeration, GE said.

    Kevin Collman, executive director, Yorkville-Bristol Sanitary District, said: "GEs


    ZeeLung MABR technology will enable us to increase the treatment capacity within
    our existing footprint while also reducing the energy consumption of the plant. The
    Fox River provides our community with recreation and a home for wildlife, and our
    expansion with ZeeLung also will increase phosphorous removal and help protect
    the watershed.
    Kevin Cassidy, global leader, engineered systemswater and process
    technologies for GE Power, said: When we introduced ZeeLung MABR last year,
    we knew it was going to be a transformative new technology for municipalities to
    upgrade wastewater treatment plants for nutrient removal and capacity expansion
    within existing plant footprints. As our first ZeeLung customer, the Yorkville-Bristol
    Sanitary District can increase treatment capacity to meet Yorkvilles growing
    industrial and residential population while also enabling phosphorous removal and
    reducing energy consumption.
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