The Mitsubishi IC reactor is a high-rate UASB anaerobic treatment equipment developed by Paques, Holland. More than 170 units are in use throughout the world. It is a space-saving wastewater treatment facility designed to treat organic wastewater using a reactor densely packed with granules of anaerobic bacteria ranging from 1 to 3 mm in size.

MKK provides various wastewater treatment methods, including the conventional activated sludge process, and the more advanced circulated denitration method, anaerobic/aerobic method, and anaerobic/anoxic/ aerobic methods. Furthermore, depending on the nature and quantity of wastewater and purposes of treatment, we can offer the pure oxygen method, the carrier fluidized-bed method, the fixed-fiber contactor method, etc.

The sludge reduction process contributes to the dramatic reduction of excess sludge discharged from wastewater treatment facilities. Sludge reduction in turn reduces industrial waste disposal costs and labor costs.