Process for biological waste water treatment

Liquid purification or separation – Processes – Treatment by living organism

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210610, 210614, 210630, 210906, C02F 330

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ABSTRACT:
Activated sludge process for biological waste water treatment comprises controlling the supply of oxygen to a single tank reactor in response to the phosphate concentration in the anaerobic phase independent of turbidity. The oxic phase is initiated if the maximum turbidity set point is exceeded in the usual manner. However, if the phosphate concentration exceeds its maximum set point before the turbidity reaches a maximum, then the oxic phase is initiated to end phosphate release. Acetic acid can be added to increase phosphate elimination at the end of the anaerobic phase, prior to switching on the supply of oxygen.

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