by Web Development | May 20, 2021 | Wastewater White Papers
When starting up a wastewater plant, the biological seed used can influence future treatment efficiency and operational challenges. Domestic activated sludge or digester sludge seeding has potential to introduce unwanted biological and solids contaminants that can...
by Web Development | Jan 7, 2021 | Wastewater White Papers
FOG formation, accumulation and consequences FOG, fats, oils and grease create a variety of problems in sewer collection piping, lift stations and wastewater treatment plants. The most benign result of FOG maybe increased treatment cost at the wastewater plant. Figure...
by Web Development | Nov 11, 2020 | Wastewater White Papers
Small municipal and industrial wastewater systems may find a lagoon system, in conjunction with a mechanical plant or as the only treatment, a cost-effective means of treating the waste stream. This paper addresses applications where a lagoon is the only means of...
by Web Development | Nov 11, 2020 | Wastewater White Papers
“The biological denitrification technology is based on the conventional theory that carbon is the limiting factor in the efficiency of biological denitrification. Heterotrophs utilize carbon from organic compounds like sugars, organic acids and amino acids as source...
by Web Development | Oct 8, 2020 | Wastewater White Papers
Treatment plant managers and operators know the challenges of developing and maintaining the correct population and balance of organisms for optimizing the biological wastewater treatment process. It’s a daily challenge to maintain the right balance of organisms and...
by Web Development | Oct 8, 2020 | Wastewater White Papers
An effective activated sludge system has the capacity to remove ammonia from influent wastewater via nitrification. Several factors impacting efficient ammonia and nitrite oxidation in wastewater treatment include, temperature, and abundance of carbonaceous and...
