Biological Nutrient Removal
Biological Nutrient Removal
Biological Nutrient Removal
Glen T. Daigger, Ph.D., P.E., BCEE, NAE Senior Vice President and Chief Technology Officer
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RAS
WAS
Denitrification:
Adequate Anoxic SRT Recycle of Nitrate to Anoxic Zone Exclude DO Enough Food
High-Rate Denitrification, Readily Readil Biodegradable (Dissolved) Organic Matter Low-Rate Denitrification, Slowly Biodegradable (Colloidal and Particulate) Organic Matter
Endogenous Respiration
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SVI (mL/g)
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Clarifier
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Aerobic Anoxic
Aerobic
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RAS Influent
To Cl ifi T Clarifiers
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High DO
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RAS Location
WAS
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Polyphosphate Granules: PO4 PO4 PO4 PO4 PO4 PO Phosphate Storage Energy Storage Poly--hydroxy butyrate: Lipid Li id Carbon Storage
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Aerobic Conditions
PO4-3 Energy CO2 + H2O O2
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Sufficient VFAs
Influent Wastewater (Produced in Collection System) Produce in Anaerobic Zone Produce From Influent Organics Purchase and Add
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PSD S
3 Day SRT to Hydrolyze t H d l and Ferment Particulate Matter
FO O
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Aerobic Conditions
PO4-3 Energy CO2 + H2O O2
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PHA Oxidation Poly-P Formation Poly-P Lysis y y PAO Growth Heterotroph Growth Decay Nitrification
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