ODOR CONTROL BIOSCRUBBERS. A 20-YEAR HISTORY OF SUCCESSFUL APPLICATIONS.
Bioscrubbers, also known as biotrickling filters, have been used to control odors at many North American wastewater treatment plants since…
Bioscrubbers, also known as biotrickling filters, have been used to control odors at many North American wastewater treatment plants since…
Responsible for sanitary sewer overflows (SSOs) in many wastewater collection systems, grease blockages may be prevented via source control, mechanical…
Obtaining reliably high compaction characteristics and low SVI values has enormous economic consequences on activated sludge plant design and operation….
The Metropolitan Wastewater Treatment plant in St. Paul was the first Minnesota plant to be converted to biological phosphorus removal…
Based on a survey which showed that seven of eight conventional trickling filter (CFT) plants exceeded the U.S. Environmental Protection…
The desorption of contaminants from soils/sediments is one of the most important processes controlling contaminant transport and environmental risks. None…
This paper describes the extensive modeling carried out to determine the design expansion requirements for each unit process of the…
The City of Toronto, Ontario, operates four wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) in an urban environment of 2.5 million people. At…
Miami-Dade Water and Sewer Department (MDWASD) conducted pilot testing of alternative disinfection technologies at the MDWASD South District Wastewater Treatment…
A three year-long investigation sponsored by the Water Environment Research Foundation and many supporting agencies addressed the need for simple…
Advanced anaerobic digestion practices and maximum energy recovery call for a digester gas system that reliably allows for complete biogas…
A Georgia treatment plant intends to test a new method for optimizing the use of digester gas to generate power….