Method and apparatus for removing biodegradable compounds from w

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ABSTRACT:
A method for removing biodegradable compounds selected from the group comprising: phenolics, free and fixed ammonia compounds, thiosulfates, cyanides, thiocyanates, sulfides and the like from a feed wastewater. The method comprises the steps of treating the feed wastewater by adding soda ash thereto; and further treating the wastewater by means of an activated sludge treatment in a sludge reactor to reduce the level of biodegradable compounds in the wastewater.
A method for removing biodegradable compounds selected from the group comprising phenolics, free and fixed ammonia compounds, thiosulfates, cyanides, thiocyanates, sulfides and mixtures thereof from a feed wastewater comprising the steps of: treating the feed wastewater with an inorganic carbon source; and further treating the wastewater by means of a single-stage activated sludge treatment in a sludge reactor to reduce the level of said biodegradable compounds in the wastewater.
An apparatus for treating a wastewater containing biodegradable compounds including free and fixed ammonia. The apparatus comprises an ammonia still for removing free and fixed ammonia; a source of soda ash solution; and means connected to the source of soda ash solution for feeding soda ash solution from the soda ash source to the ammonia still to decompose the fixed ammonia in the wastewater. The apparatus further comprises a single-stage activated sludge reactor for treating the wastewater to reduce the level of biodegradable compounds in the wastewater.

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