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  These days, a MBR film bioreactor may be a as often as possible utilized strategy in both civil and mechanical wastewater treatment plants. It combines a suspended development bioreactor with a microfiltration or ultrafiltration film unit.  A bioreactor is a specially constructed chamber used in the wastewater treatment process that supports a biologically active environment, allowing bacteria and protozoa to thrive and absorb some of the materials present in the raw wastewater.   Depending on the presence or lack of oxygen and nitrates, they can be aerobic to remove organic matter and oxidize ammonia to nitrate, anoxic to remove nitrogen from nitrates to nitrogen gas, or anaerobic to remove organic matter. Membranes are usually erected following either anaerobic or aerobic bioreactors. Three categories of bioreactors exist: bioreactors with suspended growth, in which the biomass forms flocs; Bioreactors with attached growth, also known as biofilm bioreactors, are those in which the