Wastewater treatment with activated sludge is the most common way of treating wastewater. The process relies on bacteria converting nutrients, BOD and COD into biomass, CO2 and N2. Even though the configuration of activated sludge processes and wastewater treatment plants varies there are common problems which are shared. Filamentous bulking sludge is one problem that is widespread and disturbs the critical sludge separation which can result in reduced throughput, increased cost, sludge release, increased nutrient release and clogging of polishing steps. Another problem is that WWTPs are not designed to reduce the amount of pharmaceuticals commonly found in domestic wastewater and a large portion of them are being released into the environm...
Applying ozone to the return flow in an activated sludge (AS) process is a way for reducing the resi...
The excess biomass produced during biological treatment of municipal wastewater represents a major i...
Minimization of excess sludge production may be achieved by either changes in operational conditions...
As pharmaceutical removal was not part of the of the modern wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) design...
One of the most important problems that wastewater treatment plants throughout the world have been f...
This paper critically reviews the multidimensional benefits of ozonation in wastewater treatment pla...
This study deals with pretreatment of biological sludge by ozone oxidation for the purpose of biolog...
© 2016 Elsevier Ltd This paper critically reviews the multidimensional benefits of ozonation in wast...
The effects of ozonation on sludge disintegration should be investigated before the application of o...
[eng] Water is essential for life in all the levels: humans, animals and plants depend on it for the...
Municipal wastewater is often treated at a centralized treatment facility based on Activated Sludge ...
Major studies conducted in Europe and North America has concluded that the current processes in wast...
Abstract: The effect of ozonation on sludge treatment was investigated. The main objective of this r...
The return sludge of one of the four treatment lines at oresundsverket WWTP in Sweden was subjected ...
The return sludge of one of the four treatment lines at Öresundsverket WWTP in Sweden was subjected ...
Applying ozone to the return flow in an activated sludge (AS) process is a way for reducing the resi...
The excess biomass produced during biological treatment of municipal wastewater represents a major i...
Minimization of excess sludge production may be achieved by either changes in operational conditions...
As pharmaceutical removal was not part of the of the modern wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) design...
One of the most important problems that wastewater treatment plants throughout the world have been f...
This paper critically reviews the multidimensional benefits of ozonation in wastewater treatment pla...
This study deals with pretreatment of biological sludge by ozone oxidation for the purpose of biolog...
© 2016 Elsevier Ltd This paper critically reviews the multidimensional benefits of ozonation in wast...
The effects of ozonation on sludge disintegration should be investigated before the application of o...
[eng] Water is essential for life in all the levels: humans, animals and plants depend on it for the...
Municipal wastewater is often treated at a centralized treatment facility based on Activated Sludge ...
Major studies conducted in Europe and North America has concluded that the current processes in wast...
Abstract: The effect of ozonation on sludge treatment was investigated. The main objective of this r...
The return sludge of one of the four treatment lines at oresundsverket WWTP in Sweden was subjected ...
The return sludge of one of the four treatment lines at Öresundsverket WWTP in Sweden was subjected ...
Applying ozone to the return flow in an activated sludge (AS) process is a way for reducing the resi...
The excess biomass produced during biological treatment of municipal wastewater represents a major i...
Minimization of excess sludge production may be achieved by either changes in operational conditions...