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Bi-Act SDO Technology Breakthrough 
www.asetsb.com.my
Our Vision 
Green Solutions for Sustainable Development 
Clean and safe water is no less a national priority. However, wastewater solutions today are required to be efficient, hassle free and cost effective.
Current Issues 
Sewage Treatment Plant 9,676 (46.74 %) 
Manufacturing 
Industry 
9,762 (47.15 %) 
Animal Farm 
769 (3.72 %) 
Agro-based Industry 
495 (2.39 %) 
In 2009, the Department of Environment (DOE) registered 20,702 water pollution point sources: 
 manufacturing industries – 47.15% 
Sewage treatment plants – 46.74% 
Animal farms – 3.72% 
Agro-based industries – 2.39% 
(Composition of Water Pollution Sources in Malaysia by Sector, 2009) 
‘Surely with every difficulty, there is relief’ 
- Surah Al-Insyirah, Verse 5 
Estimated Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) load increased 4.8% from 2010 to 2011 (1,067,235 kg/day). Sewage remained the largest contributor. 
Sewage Treatment Plant 
1,067,235(77 %) 
Manufacturing 
Industry 
9,762 (47.15 %) 
Animal Farm 
769 (3.72 %) 
Agro-based Industry 495 (2.39 %) 
(Composition of Water Pollution Sources by BOD loading, MEQR 2011, DOE) 
River Pollution in Malaysia, 
150 rivers polluted (32.3%) 
39 river (8.4%) slightly polluted 
(MEQR 2011, DOE) 
River Pollution 
Water Pollution by BOD Load 
Water Pollution Point Sources
PROGRESSIVE IMPACT CORPORATION (PICORP) GROUP OF COMPANIES PROGRESSIVE IMPACT CORPORATION BHD (Environmental Division) PROGRESSIVE IMPACT TECHNOLOGY (Technology Division) 
Corporate Structure
PICORP SUBSIDIARIES & CORE BUSINESS ASMA : Air & Water Quality Monitoring ALS : Laboratory Analysis AEC : Environmental Consultancy & Monitoring SAES : Saudi ASMA Environmental Consultancy 
Our predecessor has left us with crystal clean environment, Wonder what will be left for our children……… 
PROGRESSIVE IMPACT CORPORATION [PICORP] 
PICORP CAPABILITIES 
Total Employee: 400 
Paid-up capital: RM65M 
Shareholders Fund: RM99M 
Market Capitalization: RM99M 
ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION 
ASET : Hybrid Wastewater Technology
Whats in it for the Nation? 
Environmentally Friendly 
Smaller footprint 
Excellent effluent standard 
Less power consumption 
Low sludge production 
Less maintenance 
Less bad odour 
Increasing of Profit Margin 
To STP Operators 
For Contractors 
For Developers 
To Authorities 
Reducing 
Operating Cost 
Less electricity 
Less desludging 
No complicated maintenance 
Simple mechanical equipment
WASTEWATER TECHNOLOGY 
Bi-Act SDO®
BACTERIA 
MEET ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENT 
NO SMELL 
NO DESLUDGING 
NO NUTRIENT OR BACTERIA ADDED 
NO FLUACTUATION PROBLEM 
LESS POWER CONSUMPTION & MAINTENANCE 
NO PROBLEM ON NITRIFICATION 
COMBINING PTP & STP 
IDEAL CHARACTERISTIC OF STP
Good STP must be designed to take care of the bacteria. Bacteria is used to process the sewage and to convert to clean water. There are 5 basic needs of bacteria. 
1.Place for Bacteria to grow up. 
2.Oxygen 
3.Food 
4.Temperature 
5.Neutral pH 
FUNDAMENTALS OF STP
DESIGN PARAMETERS A) Anaerobic Tank HRT at average flow = 6- 8 hours B) Aeration Tank 
i.HRT at average flow = 4-8 hours 
ii.% of BOD5 removal = 90-95 % 
iii.F/M ratio = 0.15-0.4 m3/m2/day 
iv.Oxygen Requirements = 1.0-1.2 kg O2/ kg BOD5 
v.Total BOD5 specific loading = 20g/m2/day 
vi.MLSS = 3000 – 4000 mg/l 
vii.Dissolved Oxygen = 0.3-2.0 mg/l 
viii.Sludge Yield = 0.1 kg of sludge produced 
ix.Sludge Age = > 15 days 
Standard A Effluent Quality (DOE Requirements) 
i.Temperature = 40◦C 
ii.pH = 5.5-9.0 
iii.BOD5 = 20 mg/l 
iv.COD = 120 mg/l 
v.Suspended Solids = 50 mg/l 
vi.Oil and Grease = 5 mg/l 
vii.Ammonical Nitrogen = 10 mg/l 
viii.Nitrate Nitrogen = 20 mg/l 
DOE Standard for Influent Parameter 
i.BOD5 = 250 mg/l 
ii.COD = 500 mg/l 
iii.Suspended Solids = 300 mg/l 
iv.Ammoniacal Nitrogen = 30 mg/l 
v.Nitrate Nitrogen = 50 mg/l 
vi.Oil and Grease = 50 mg/l 
BI-ACT SDO PROCESS (STP) 
ADVANTAGES 
a)Minimize sludge production 
b)Smaller footprint 
c)Neutral pH 
d)Low Ammonical Nitrogen 
Patent Grant No. MY136153-A (Wastewater Treatment Methods and Apparatus) 
Anaerobic Tank 
Aeration Tank 
Clarifier 
Sludge Storage Tank 
Aerobic 
Septic 
Sludge 
Influent 
Crystal Clear Effluent 
RAS (70%) 
WAS (30%) 
Overflow 
MLSS
Corrugated Hybrid Layout Increase Surface Area 
Modular Tank Design 
Small Blower - Low Power Consumption 
Minimum Aeration Piping 
Media Plate Zig Zag Shape (Made From Polypropelene, Pp) 
Frame Steel Coated With Epoxy 
BI-ACT SDO TECHNOLOGY
Small Footprint 
Energy Saving 
Less Desludging Frequency 
Ease to Operate and Maintain 
Excellent Effluent Quality 
BI-ACT SDO GREEN TECHNOLOGY > 50 % area saving compared to conventional systems. Save more than 50 % of energy consumption compared to conventional systems. Desuldging frequency once within 3 to 5 years. Require low skilled labor -Less maintenance at aeration tank. Standard A effluent consistently. No odour. 
VALUE PROPOSITIONS
SUCCESS STORY 1:PILOT PLANT AT BDR BUKIT TINGGI 1,KLANG 
Location IWK’s STP, Bdr Bukit Tinggi 1 ,Klang Influent Type Domestic Waste (BOD5: 250 mg/l) Capacity 150 PE / 33.75 m3/day Description A pilot plant for SDO Approval Period of Study January 2014 to May 2014 
During Installation of SDO in FRP tank 
After commissioning 
Site visit from SPAN
PILOT SYSTEM PERFORMANCE 
Std A limit for BOD5 : 20 mg/l 
0 
10 
20 
30 
[BOD5] mg/l 
BOD5 Temporal Trend from March to July 2014 
Effluent (SP 8) 
Std A limit (20 mg/l) 
DATE 
PARAMETERS 
BOD5 (mg/l) 
COD (mg/l) 
SS (mg/L) 
O&G (mg/l) 
AN (mg/L) 
NN (mg/L) 
Std A: 20 mg/l 
Std A: 120 mg/l 
Std A: 50 mg/l 
Std A: 5 mg/l 
Std A: 10 mg/l 
Std A: 20 mg/l 
1-Mar 
10 
28 
9.1 
<0.1 
4.10 
6.68 
27-Mar 
10 
29 
8 
<0.1 
4.10 
4.58 
28-Mar 
7 
19 
7 
<0.1 
5.20 
2.45 
1-Apr 
9 
23 
12 
<0.1 
8.30 
2.23 
3-Apr 
8 
25 
8 
<0.1 
9.20 
5.56 
10-Apr 
7 
19 
4 
<0.1 
6.00 
7.09 
17-Apr 
6 
20 
9 
<0.1 
4.60 
5.82 
18-Apr 
5 
13 
11 
<0.1 
9.90 
6.23 
2-May 
10 
28 
9 
<0.1 
8.50 
0.54 
3-May 
8 
19 
4 
<0.1 
3.50 
1.06 
12-May 
8 
22 
8 
<0.1 
0.70 
2.76 
31-May 
9 
25 
27 
<0.1 
1.00 
2.00 
11-Jun 
5 
13 
5 
<0.1 
5.80 
3.15 
12-Jul 
6 
16 
5 
<0.1 
5.00 
5.35 
Observation of crystal clear effluent from Bi-Act SDO system. 
All effluent results are comply with Standard A requirement.
Before 
After 
8,200 PE 11,500 PE 
Upgraded by SDO 
Layout PPR Sri Stulang 
SUCCESS STORY 2:PPR SRI STULANG 
0 
10 
20 
30 
40 
50 
60 
70 
80 
90 
100 
Effluent BOD5 concentration 
: BOD discharge before installation of SDO 
: BOD discharge after installation of SDO 
BOD5 discharge limit (20 mg/l) 
Location : PPR Sri Stulang, Johor 
Influent Type : Domestic Waste 
Descriptions : Upgrading Plant from 8,200 PE to 11,500 PE 
STP : EA convert to Bi-Act SDO 
Commissioning Date : Dec 2011
SUMMARY: PPR SRI STULANG 
Saving developers land by providing an STP expansion without building a new plant 
to produce pleasant environment to the residence by solving bad odor from STP and producing excellent effluent quality 
Why SDO? 
Saving cost of operation and maintenance to the operator by maintaining only one STP instead of two STP 
Quality of effluent in PPR Sri Stulang
SUCCESS STORY 3: SAMITTEVEJ HOSPITAL 
Location : Bangkok Province, Thailand 
Influent Type : Domestic Waste (Hospital) 
Descriptions : Garden Concept 
STP : SCBA 4,500 PE 
Commissioning Date : 1991
Location : Bangkok, Thailand 
Influent Type : Industrial Waste & Domestic Waste 
Capacity : Upgrade from 180,000 PE to 250,000 PE 
Influent BOD : 600-800 ppm 
Description : Bangpa-In Treatment Plant caters for 200 factories in the surrounding area. The factories in Bangpa-In produce electronic components, chemical, clothing, detergent, food etc. 
Original STP : BI-ACT SCBA for 12,000 m3/ day 
New STP : Upgraded to BI-ACT SDO Systems for 18,000 m3/day 
SUCCESS STORY 4: BANGPA-IN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
150,000 PE Area Required : 97.0m X 74.5m (7226.5m²)
EXAMPLE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF STP IN SG SEGGET
EXAMPLE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF STP IN SG SEGGET
EXAMPLE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF STP IN SG SEGGET
EXAMPLE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF STP IN SG SEGGET
Please visit us at: 
www.asetsb.com.my 
THANK YOU 

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SDO Presentation Slide Latest

  • 1. Bi-Act SDO Technology Breakthrough www.asetsb.com.my
  • 2. Our Vision Green Solutions for Sustainable Development Clean and safe water is no less a national priority. However, wastewater solutions today are required to be efficient, hassle free and cost effective.
  • 3. Current Issues Sewage Treatment Plant 9,676 (46.74 %) Manufacturing Industry 9,762 (47.15 %) Animal Farm 769 (3.72 %) Agro-based Industry 495 (2.39 %) In 2009, the Department of Environment (DOE) registered 20,702 water pollution point sources:  manufacturing industries – 47.15% Sewage treatment plants – 46.74% Animal farms – 3.72% Agro-based industries – 2.39% (Composition of Water Pollution Sources in Malaysia by Sector, 2009) ‘Surely with every difficulty, there is relief’ - Surah Al-Insyirah, Verse 5 Estimated Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) load increased 4.8% from 2010 to 2011 (1,067,235 kg/day). Sewage remained the largest contributor. Sewage Treatment Plant 1,067,235(77 %) Manufacturing Industry 9,762 (47.15 %) Animal Farm 769 (3.72 %) Agro-based Industry 495 (2.39 %) (Composition of Water Pollution Sources by BOD loading, MEQR 2011, DOE) River Pollution in Malaysia, 150 rivers polluted (32.3%) 39 river (8.4%) slightly polluted (MEQR 2011, DOE) River Pollution Water Pollution by BOD Load Water Pollution Point Sources
  • 4. PROGRESSIVE IMPACT CORPORATION (PICORP) GROUP OF COMPANIES PROGRESSIVE IMPACT CORPORATION BHD (Environmental Division) PROGRESSIVE IMPACT TECHNOLOGY (Technology Division) Corporate Structure
  • 5. PICORP SUBSIDIARIES & CORE BUSINESS ASMA : Air & Water Quality Monitoring ALS : Laboratory Analysis AEC : Environmental Consultancy & Monitoring SAES : Saudi ASMA Environmental Consultancy Our predecessor has left us with crystal clean environment, Wonder what will be left for our children……… PROGRESSIVE IMPACT CORPORATION [PICORP] PICORP CAPABILITIES Total Employee: 400 Paid-up capital: RM65M Shareholders Fund: RM99M Market Capitalization: RM99M ENVIRONMENTAL DIVISION ASET : Hybrid Wastewater Technology
  • 6. Whats in it for the Nation? Environmentally Friendly Smaller footprint Excellent effluent standard Less power consumption Low sludge production Less maintenance Less bad odour Increasing of Profit Margin To STP Operators For Contractors For Developers To Authorities Reducing Operating Cost Less electricity Less desludging No complicated maintenance Simple mechanical equipment
  • 8. BACTERIA MEET ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENT NO SMELL NO DESLUDGING NO NUTRIENT OR BACTERIA ADDED NO FLUACTUATION PROBLEM LESS POWER CONSUMPTION & MAINTENANCE NO PROBLEM ON NITRIFICATION COMBINING PTP & STP IDEAL CHARACTERISTIC OF STP
  • 9. Good STP must be designed to take care of the bacteria. Bacteria is used to process the sewage and to convert to clean water. There are 5 basic needs of bacteria. 1.Place for Bacteria to grow up. 2.Oxygen 3.Food 4.Temperature 5.Neutral pH FUNDAMENTALS OF STP
  • 10. DESIGN PARAMETERS A) Anaerobic Tank HRT at average flow = 6- 8 hours B) Aeration Tank i.HRT at average flow = 4-8 hours ii.% of BOD5 removal = 90-95 % iii.F/M ratio = 0.15-0.4 m3/m2/day iv.Oxygen Requirements = 1.0-1.2 kg O2/ kg BOD5 v.Total BOD5 specific loading = 20g/m2/day vi.MLSS = 3000 – 4000 mg/l vii.Dissolved Oxygen = 0.3-2.0 mg/l viii.Sludge Yield = 0.1 kg of sludge produced ix.Sludge Age = > 15 days Standard A Effluent Quality (DOE Requirements) i.Temperature = 40◦C ii.pH = 5.5-9.0 iii.BOD5 = 20 mg/l iv.COD = 120 mg/l v.Suspended Solids = 50 mg/l vi.Oil and Grease = 5 mg/l vii.Ammonical Nitrogen = 10 mg/l viii.Nitrate Nitrogen = 20 mg/l DOE Standard for Influent Parameter i.BOD5 = 250 mg/l ii.COD = 500 mg/l iii.Suspended Solids = 300 mg/l iv.Ammoniacal Nitrogen = 30 mg/l v.Nitrate Nitrogen = 50 mg/l vi.Oil and Grease = 50 mg/l BI-ACT SDO PROCESS (STP) ADVANTAGES a)Minimize sludge production b)Smaller footprint c)Neutral pH d)Low Ammonical Nitrogen Patent Grant No. MY136153-A (Wastewater Treatment Methods and Apparatus) Anaerobic Tank Aeration Tank Clarifier Sludge Storage Tank Aerobic Septic Sludge Influent Crystal Clear Effluent RAS (70%) WAS (30%) Overflow MLSS
  • 11. Corrugated Hybrid Layout Increase Surface Area Modular Tank Design Small Blower - Low Power Consumption Minimum Aeration Piping Media Plate Zig Zag Shape (Made From Polypropelene, Pp) Frame Steel Coated With Epoxy BI-ACT SDO TECHNOLOGY
  • 12. Small Footprint Energy Saving Less Desludging Frequency Ease to Operate and Maintain Excellent Effluent Quality BI-ACT SDO GREEN TECHNOLOGY > 50 % area saving compared to conventional systems. Save more than 50 % of energy consumption compared to conventional systems. Desuldging frequency once within 3 to 5 years. Require low skilled labor -Less maintenance at aeration tank. Standard A effluent consistently. No odour. VALUE PROPOSITIONS
  • 13. SUCCESS STORY 1:PILOT PLANT AT BDR BUKIT TINGGI 1,KLANG Location IWK’s STP, Bdr Bukit Tinggi 1 ,Klang Influent Type Domestic Waste (BOD5: 250 mg/l) Capacity 150 PE / 33.75 m3/day Description A pilot plant for SDO Approval Period of Study January 2014 to May 2014 During Installation of SDO in FRP tank After commissioning Site visit from SPAN
  • 14. PILOT SYSTEM PERFORMANCE Std A limit for BOD5 : 20 mg/l 0 10 20 30 [BOD5] mg/l BOD5 Temporal Trend from March to July 2014 Effluent (SP 8) Std A limit (20 mg/l) DATE PARAMETERS BOD5 (mg/l) COD (mg/l) SS (mg/L) O&G (mg/l) AN (mg/L) NN (mg/L) Std A: 20 mg/l Std A: 120 mg/l Std A: 50 mg/l Std A: 5 mg/l Std A: 10 mg/l Std A: 20 mg/l 1-Mar 10 28 9.1 <0.1 4.10 6.68 27-Mar 10 29 8 <0.1 4.10 4.58 28-Mar 7 19 7 <0.1 5.20 2.45 1-Apr 9 23 12 <0.1 8.30 2.23 3-Apr 8 25 8 <0.1 9.20 5.56 10-Apr 7 19 4 <0.1 6.00 7.09 17-Apr 6 20 9 <0.1 4.60 5.82 18-Apr 5 13 11 <0.1 9.90 6.23 2-May 10 28 9 <0.1 8.50 0.54 3-May 8 19 4 <0.1 3.50 1.06 12-May 8 22 8 <0.1 0.70 2.76 31-May 9 25 27 <0.1 1.00 2.00 11-Jun 5 13 5 <0.1 5.80 3.15 12-Jul 6 16 5 <0.1 5.00 5.35 Observation of crystal clear effluent from Bi-Act SDO system. All effluent results are comply with Standard A requirement.
  • 15. Before After 8,200 PE 11,500 PE Upgraded by SDO Layout PPR Sri Stulang SUCCESS STORY 2:PPR SRI STULANG 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 Effluent BOD5 concentration : BOD discharge before installation of SDO : BOD discharge after installation of SDO BOD5 discharge limit (20 mg/l) Location : PPR Sri Stulang, Johor Influent Type : Domestic Waste Descriptions : Upgrading Plant from 8,200 PE to 11,500 PE STP : EA convert to Bi-Act SDO Commissioning Date : Dec 2011
  • 16. SUMMARY: PPR SRI STULANG Saving developers land by providing an STP expansion without building a new plant to produce pleasant environment to the residence by solving bad odor from STP and producing excellent effluent quality Why SDO? Saving cost of operation and maintenance to the operator by maintaining only one STP instead of two STP Quality of effluent in PPR Sri Stulang
  • 17. SUCCESS STORY 3: SAMITTEVEJ HOSPITAL Location : Bangkok Province, Thailand Influent Type : Domestic Waste (Hospital) Descriptions : Garden Concept STP : SCBA 4,500 PE Commissioning Date : 1991
  • 18. Location : Bangkok, Thailand Influent Type : Industrial Waste & Domestic Waste Capacity : Upgrade from 180,000 PE to 250,000 PE Influent BOD : 600-800 ppm Description : Bangpa-In Treatment Plant caters for 200 factories in the surrounding area. The factories in Bangpa-In produce electronic components, chemical, clothing, detergent, food etc. Original STP : BI-ACT SCBA for 12,000 m3/ day New STP : Upgraded to BI-ACT SDO Systems for 18,000 m3/day SUCCESS STORY 4: BANGPA-IN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE
  • 19. 150,000 PE Area Required : 97.0m X 74.5m (7226.5m²)
  • 20. EXAMPLE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF STP IN SG SEGGET
  • 21. EXAMPLE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF STP IN SG SEGGET
  • 22. EXAMPLE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF STP IN SG SEGGET
  • 23. EXAMPLE PERSPECTIVE DRAWING OF STP IN SG SEGGET
  • 24. Please visit us at: www.asetsb.com.my THANK YOU 