Engineers: MBR option would yield highest effluent quality and remove most microplastics
Consultants said the membrane bioreactor alternative would produce the best effluent quality and remove up to about 99% of microplastics, but it would use more energy and require periodic membrane replacement, increasing lifecycle costs.
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Bernardo, an engineer with Corello, told the board that the highest‑quality alternative under consideration uses a membrane bioreactor (MBR) and could substantially improve effluent quality compared with the district's current system.
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