Design and implementation of a wastewater treatment system using biotechnology combined with membrane filtration on a 1-kilometer stretch of the Kim Nguu River – practical pilot model.

Like many modern cities, Hanoi’s rivers face severe pollution from unregulated domestic wastewater. This project pilots AI-integrated modular membrane bioreactors (MBRs) on the Kim Nguu River to intercept and treat polluted flows directly in the city. By combining advanced compact treatment with AI-driven real-time monitoring, the system adapts to fluctuating flows, storm events, and highly variable wastewater quality. The project establishes a reliable and scalable solution to restore river health, enhance public well-being, and create a blueprint for sustainable, resilient urban water management in Vietnam.

1: Designing and operating pilot modular MBR units for various conditions at lab scale

2: Examining integrated AI-controlled MBR for real-time monitoring and adaptive control

3: Examining the performance of developed systems in Kim Nguu River

4: Assess scalability, cost-effectiveness, and societal benefits of MBR-AI systems