Zero electricity, no moving parts, 25-year life — the lowest-cost treatment system for Pakistan.
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The CG BioCore ABR™ (Anaerobic Baffled Reactor) is a passive, gravity-driven treatment technology for applications where simplicity, low cost, and freedom from electrical power are essential. The reactor consists of a series of vertical baffles inside a reinforced concrete chamber that force wastewater to flow alternately upward and downward through separate sludge beds — effectively creating multiple UASB reactors in series within a single structure. Each compartment develops a distinct microbial community specialised for a particular stage of anaerobic decomposition. With no electrical requirements, no moving parts, minimal maintenance, and RCC construction using locally available materials, the ABR delivers BOD/COD reduction and pathogen removal at the lowest lifecycle cost of any biological treatment system.
Wastewater enters the first compartment and flows downward, then upward through the settled sludge bed, over the baffle, and down into the next compartment — repeating across 4–8 compartments. Each upflow-through-sludge passage allows anaerobic microorganisms to digest organic matter. Progressive microbial ecology across compartments provides stable, efficient treatment. Biogas escapes through vent pipes at the top of each compartment. Digested sludge accumulates slowly in the compartment floors and requires removal (desludging) only every 2–5 years using a vacuum tanker.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Flow Range | 20–2,000 m³/day |
| Inlet BOD | 150–800 mg/L |
| BOD Removal | 70–85% |
| Compartments | 4–8 |
| HRT | 8–24 hours |
| Construction | RCC |
| Energy | Zero |
| Desludging | Every 2–5 years |
| Design Life | >25 years |
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