
Bio-Disk®
Fixed-Film RBC Platform
Bio-Disk® combines smart technology with nature to protect our water sources. Our improved RBC aerobic fixed film solution efficiently treats wastewater at any site, onsite.
Bio-Disk systems are the ideal solution within the "package plant" category.
The Bio-Disk plug-and-play system can be installed either above or below ground level, offering modular flexibility. The low operational costs (OPEX) and long lifespan combination make it a game-changer in the onsite wastewater market.

Where Can It Be Used?
Rural Communities
Army camps
Gas stations & Commercial centers
Industrial areas
Resorts & parks
Public facilities
Why Choose Bio-Disk?
Tried & Tested
30 years and hundreds of installed systems that meet high-quality effluent standards.
Modular System
Scale as you grow
Energy Efficient
extremely low power consumption- can be operated by an off-grid solar system (
Low O&M Costs
simple maintenance with no sludge treatment
Plug and Play
comes as package plant and easy to install
Environmentally Friendly
odor and chemical free

Process Diagram


Sewage
inflow
Primary Setting
Tanks
Rotating Biological Contractors
Lamella
Clarifier
Polishing
Treatment
Sludge Pump

Treatment Process
01
Pre-treatment stage
Raw sewage flows into the primary settling tanks that can be carried out using a multi-chamber-pit; solids settle in the tanks while the homogeneous liquid flows to the equalization tank to regulate steady flow to the Bio-disk® reactors.
02
Biological stage
The Bio-Disk (RBC) is a fixed-film, aerobic, biological wastewater treatment system. It features parallel PP disks mounted perpendicularly on a slowly rotating shaft, allowing the rotating disks to carry biomass and a film of wastewater into the air for oxygen absorption. As oxygen and organic materials diffuse into the biomass, they are metabolized.
03
Clarification stage
After biological treatment, the mixed liquor flows to a smart clarifier that consists of lamella plates for ideal separation. The concentrated sludge that accumulates on the bottom of the clarifier is pumped back or flows by gravity to the primary tank while the clear effluent flows from the top for post-treatment (UV) or discharge.
Performance Results
Field data from the Tygart Lake State Park project, WV
Design Flow: 20,000 GPD | Proven multi-year operation




