The Inevitable Evolution in MBR Technology
Hannon, Ontario
Fibracast Ltd. is the global innovator and manufacture of FibrePlate™, the new MBR technology with the revolutionary flow through design. Developed by the original industry pioneers of the first immersed hollow-fiber membranes, FibrePlate™ is the inevitable result when (30+) years of advancements and lessons learned combine together into a unique solution offering. FibrePlate takes UF membrane innovation to the next level in performance and operations by solving the most common problems plaguing conventional iHF membranes today; Fiber Breakage, Sludging, Debris Collection, Hydraulic Restrictions, Cleaning Frequency, Foot Print Size and more... FibrePlate™ was conceived with the end user in mind, to solve operational problems. By fusing the best of two technologies into one; Hollow Fiber and Plate & Frame and adding some new innovation, a new level in membrane performance was born. The unique hybrid approach allows for the renowned “Vertical” header operational design and “RAS Energy” scouring. Only a vertical header allows for “Free-Flow” of RAS over the entire active membrane surface with no hydraulic restrictions, aeration by-passing or debris collection issues found in other technologies. Additionally, with a vertical header design, RAS Energy can now be employed as the primary scouring mechanism in place of air, resulting in substantial energy savings. To learn more about Fibracast and FibrePlate™ membranes and offerings, visit our website at www.fibracast.com
On-site
The Membrane Scientist will conduct research and development on UF and MBR membranes, including designing experiments and characterizing performance to improve product efficiency. They will also collaborate with engineering and production teams to troubleshoot performance issues and support the transfer of new membranes to manufacturing.
On-site
The Maintenance Technician will perform routine and emergency maintenance on production and facility equipment to minimize downtime. Responsibilities include troubleshooting mechanical and electrical issues, executing preventive maintenance programs, and ensuring compliance with safety standards.
