MSR Solutions is proud to announce the successful commissioning of their latest Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) plant on the Vancouver Island. This achievement marks another significant milestone for MSR as they continue to revolutionize the field of small- to medium-sized wastewater treatment applications.

The newly commissioned MBR plant comprises two state-of-the-art MBR treatment trains, which have been meticulously designed to meet the specific needs of the site. This innovative system will serve approximately 60 mobile home and RV units, ensuring efficient and effective wastewater treatment for the premises.

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MBR technology is a cutting-edge approach that combines biological treatment processes with advanced membrane filtration. It offers superior performance compared to conventional wastewater treatment methods by producing higher-quality effluent and achieving a smaller environmental footprint. MSR has been at the forefront of developing and implementing MBR solutions for small- to medium-sized wastewater treatment applications.

MSR’s dedication to innovation and their ability to deliver customized solutions have established them as a trusted leader in the wastewater treatment industry on Vancouver Island. The company’s MBR plants are reliable, efficienct, and robust, making them a preferred choice for numerous clients.

If you are interested in learning more about MSR’s advanced biological wastewater treatment solutions or wish to explore how their MBR technology can benefit your specific requirements, please contact their expert team. They will be delighted to provide you with detailed information and assist you in finding the most suitable solution for your needs.

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​MSR recently successfully commissioned a moving bed biofilm reactor (MBBR) system for a recycling facility on Vancouver Island!

Due to high variability in the types and quantities of materials received by recycling facilities, the leachate from these sites can be challenging to treat. For example, the leachate on this site regularly contained high quantities of metals and organics, and other contaminants which varied between sampling events.

The ultimate MBBR system will treat leachate from the site to a quality where it can be discharged into the local Municipal wastewater system for further treatment.

The MBBR media was visible through the side of the fiberglass reactor. The movement of the media is mesmerizing, and we’ve called it ‘Dance of the Media’.