Conservation of momentum in a barrier oxidation ditch

Liquid purification or separation – Recirculation

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210197, 210219, 210220, 210926, 261 36R, 261 87, 261123, C02F 320

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ABSTRACT:
A process is described for pumping and aerating the mixed liquor within the endless channel of an oxidation ditch by using a pump/aerator to form an aerobic zone which has a selectively located planar end, where an anoxic zone begins, and within which biological nitrification of NH.sub.3 -N occurs. A pump/circulator, to which inflowing raw wastewater and return sludge are fed, is located approximately at this planar end to provide point-source mixing of the wastewater and return sludge, whereby the five-day biological oxygen demand of the wastewater is oxidized within both the aerobic and the anoxic zones and the nitrate ions formed within the aerobic zone are denitrified within the anoxic zone. Finally, an oxygen-deficient zone, wherein the mixed liquor is deficient in both dissolved oxygen and NO.sub.3.sup.- and NO.sub.2.sup.- anions and is ready for luxury uptake of oxygen within the pump/aerator, is dependably provided at the end of the anoxic zone.

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patent: 3900394 (1975-08-01), Rongved
patent: 4159243 (1979-06-01), Okey

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